Sentence examples for months of start from inspiring English sources
To date, initial site visits have been conducted at 3 of the 6 sites within 4 months of start of the intervention implementation.
The first IBBA round was within six months of start of the Avahan MSM programmes, and therefore can be considered as baseline for this intervention.
For patients with an HIV RNA of >400 copies/ml at the start of second-line cART, virologic failure was defined as an HIV RNA level of >400 copies/ml after 5 months of start of second-line cART.
For patients with an HIV RNA of ≤ 400 copies/ml at the start of second-line cART, virologic failure was defined as an HIV RNA > 400 copies/ml after 2 months of start of second-line cART.
Participants with thrombotic, embolic, venous or arterial events, such as cerebrovascular accident (including transient ischaemic attacks) deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism within 6 months of start of study treatment within 6 months of informed consent.
By analogy, a similar situation would arise if one wanted to forecast the winter anomalies from seasonal forecasts pooled together from several months of start dates across the autumn and early winter of a given year; these forecasts cannot be counted as independent samples.
EMEA has suggested that echocardiography should be performed within 3 6 months of starting treatment with ergot derivatives and subsequently at 6 12-month interval.
The discovery comes after months of start-and-stop search efforts on a 15,540 sq km (6,000 sq mile) area of sea-bed off the north-east coast of Brazil.
The contractors are to be paid three months of start-up costs, but after that they only receive payments if their clients are placed in jobs, with the compensation increasing if the clients hold the jobs for more than three months, a provision that both Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Hevesi support.
"All work relating to this contract will be completed within six months of starting," he said.
The subjects stopped producing sperm within four months of starting the trial.
