Sentence examples for months of potential from inspiring English sources

(b) Education, measured by dummy variables for the highest degree attained.13 (c) Skill, divided into high, medium, and low, computed from grouped Social Security tax categories.14 (d) Actual experience, measured by the number of months employed divided by the number of months of potential experience (i.e. those elapsed since the person entered the labor market).

Even if the physician calls one year later, months of potential patient benefit are lost.

Included cases therefore had ≥3 months of potential follow-up to the 1 April 2011 data cutoff.

A longer period of time was analysed for criteria dependent on duration of medication use of greater than 1 month to allow for 12 months of potential exposure.

Patients had a minimum of 24 months of potential follow-up, and were prospectively followed with all data coded into an institutional database.

Mallards (primarily hatch-year birds) were sampled at the beginning of fall migration (≈3 4 months of potential IAV exposure for hatch-year birds), whereas teal were sampled later, during spring migration (≈9 10 months of potential IAV exposure for birds hatched the previous spring or summer).

Hence, using a cohort of people with mild/moderate injuries (eg, whiplash and leg fracture) following a motor accident, we aimed to establish whether there are differences in health status (quality of life measures and pain severity) between hospitalised and non-hospitalised injured persons at 12 and 24 months, independent of potential confounders.

DES MOINES — After months of inspecting potential presidents like melons, Iowa Republicans spent the weekend settling on their final specimens — and showing how acquainted they were with their bruises as well as their sweet spots.

After months of evaluating potential targets, Omar and team worked with BlueKai attorney Ted Wang and the board to come up with a structure that worked for all involved.

Results highlighted successive trade-offs over months of captured potential preys switching from small and less mobile preys to large and flying ones.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that anyone tested within three months of a potential HIV exposure be retested three months later to confirm the results.