Sentence examples for months of registration from inspiring English sources

Given that fewer than 6% of EU migrants in Britain claim out-of-work welfare benefits, including job seeker's allowance, within six months of registration, and an smaller proportion of that number are found to be fraudsters, this is a narrow point.

All multivariable models were repeated after excluding person-time and cancers diagnosed within 6 months of registration into the WTCHP.

In addition to estimating SIRs for all cancers, we estimated SIRs after excluding cancers diagnosed within 6 months of registration into the WTCHP.

29 We excluded patients whose IHD diagnosis fell within the first 3 months of registration with their general practice or was on or subsequent to their recorded date of death, or who were prescribed statins prior to first diagnosis.

All patients with RA registered with the BSRBR who had started treatment with their first course of anti-TNF therapy (ETN, INF or ADA) within 6 months of registration were eligible for inclusion in the analysis and classified according to their concomitant DMARD treatments at baseline.

In a third UK primary care database, The Health Improvement Network (THIN), the proportion of newly registered patients between 2004 and 2006 with BMI data was in line with our findings; 62% of patients had a height recording and 66% had a weight recording within 12 months of registration.

In table 3 the crude IRs for the first (0 - 18 months) and the second (19 - 36 months) period of registration are reported.

We defined patients as cases if they had a first recorded incident idiopathic liver event during continuous registration, again excluding the first 12 months of continuous registration to ensure events were incident.

A random date was selected within the active registration period for each patient, ensuring at least six months of prior registration, and three months of follow-up during 2005 to 2010.

The population was restricted to patients with at least nine months of active registration during 2005 to 2010, defined as the period between (a) the maximum of the patient's current registration date and the practice "up-to-standard" date, and (b) the minimum of the date at which the patient left the practice and the last CPRD collection date from that practice.

Mr. Branch wrote: "As the one S.N.C.C. student who lived continuously in Greenwood during the nine months of the registration project, Block had acquired a local reputation as a stubborn, lonely figure among the strange new breed of devout daredevils".