Sentence examples for months either for from inspiring English sources

Eight subjects (35%) had their system removed after an average implant time of 30 ± 21 months (range 2 – 61 months), either for inefficacy (4/23), infection (1/23) or both (2/23).

Concerning gingival health no improvement was detected at 6 months either for the EL or the TL group.

The data available on antibiotic use in the community in India, is often fragmented, usually being collected over a few months either for a drug use indicator study or for examining treatment of a particular disease [ 18, 19].

*One child was not tested in dimension A. There were no statistically significant differences (Wilcoxon's signed rank's test) in GMFM-66 during the first 6 months, either for the whole group or for the GMFCS subgroups.

Exclusion criteria were any other acute or chronic co-morbidity which required medical or surgical treatment and could influence their HRQOL, and the administration of RAI within less than six months either for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes since the recent recovery from hypothyroidism could affect the patient's answers.

Women of reproductive age who had been using their first LNG-IUS (Mirena®, Bayer Oy, Turku, Finland) for between 4 years 3 months and 4 years 9 months, either for contraception or for treatment of HMB, and who planned to replace the device with a new LNG-IUS, were recruited.

To some ears that sounded pretty close to the Shermanesque response that City Hall reporters and other scribblers have been trying to wring out of Mr. Bloomberg for months — either that, or an affirmation of his interest in a third-party candidacy.

Stone: Bannon and I had talked about this for months — either having them at a debate or having them show up at a Trump rally and be allowed to speak.

But while most Valpolicellas are made conventionally, the grapes picked for Amarone are left to dry for several months, either in airy open barns, the traditional method, or in special temperature- and humidity-controlled rooms.

Success of day care/hospital care management at follow-up visits is defined as compliance with each of the scheduled follow-up visits for 3 months either spontaneously or brought by the healthcare workers, without the need for re-hospitalisation, or development of hypoxaemia and not dying during the whole follow-up period.

Perhaps it doesn't have the intention of holding on to that license (as in, it may sell it on) for 30 months, either because it will discontinue that business, or because it will be looking for a buyer for those assets — one way that it might make $600 million in cost synergies through the deal.