"nearest month" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the month that is coming up soon. For example, "I'm planning to finish the project by the nearest month."
Although more recent crime data are available publicly from the police.uk service (http://www.police.uk), those data have been temporally aggregated to the nearest month, which makes them unusable here.
The overall survival time was calculated for each patient to the nearest month, taken from the time of presentation to the time of death/last follow-up.
To assess CPT adherence in the context of a variable duration of TB treatment, we expressed the number of monthly CPT dose pouches picked up—as recorded on TB treatment cards as a proportion of the number of months which an HIV-infected TB patient was alive and on treatment (rounded down to the nearest month).
€Rounded to the nearest month.
Age was calculated to the nearest month.
Age was then rounded to the nearest month before s.d.
All the three types of contract cycles (near month, next near month, and far month) are considered for volatility analysis.
Fig. 1 Trends based on rolling standard deviation for 1 (Near) month contract Fig. 2 Trends based on rolling standard deviation for 2 (next near) month contract Fig. 3 Trends based on rolling standard deviation for 3 (far) month contract.
Moreover, the β term is greater for the near month contract cycles for gold futures, which confirms the validity of the Samuelson hypothesis.
The graph for the next near month contract of menthe oil shows volatility clustering although the Jarque-Bera value suggests that the residuals are not normally distributed.
The volatility trends in crude oil and mentha oil futures highlight the significance of the available information as the far month volatility is higher than the near month volatility.
