Sentence examples for months time span from inspiring English sources
Of course, a study covering a 12 months time span cannot definitively prove the asserted non-associations, for which reason observations over several years will follow.
Our study, covering a 24 months time span, identified a predominant PFGE type which was responsible for 36% of infections by P. aeruginosa and at least 35% of colonisations by the same pathogen.
Most prior studies used hypothetical situations and classical time trade-off techniques where patients were encouraged to choose between a given number of months, time spans, or risk reduction they would consider a threshold for therapy.
The nine-month time span is about the same as for a series on traditional television.
A total of 32 tropical depressions formed in 1986 in the Western Pacific over an eleven-month time span.
Then the partner companies did not utter a peep about an official name for five months — a time span roughly equivalent to five years on the fast-changing Web.
Mr. Baklushin said that rehearsals for the Christmas show take about six months, though the time span can vary as new songs are added and new choir members recruited when the boys mature and are no longer able to sing in the upper registers.
We are aware that smaller doses of vitamin D3 are likely an effective treatment option for most patients with low vitamin D status within months but this time span may be too long during critical illness.
During a follow up period of 25 months, the average (SD) time span of drug purchase was 11.2 (7.8) months and the nurse documented patient intake for each drug was on average (SD) 14.5 (8.0) months (Table 2).
The higher benefits, a 2.6percentt cost-of-living increase, reflect the modest growth of the Consumer Price Index for the 12 months through September, the time span used by the government to calculate annual changes in Social Security payments.
The first two were relatively short (3 months) and the last two covered a longer time span (24 and 18 months, respectively).
