There was at least one month gap between each season group.
Patients were allowed a maximum one month gap in Medicaid eligibility in the baseline and/or follow-up periods.
Baseline and follow-up were the 12 months prior to and following index, respectively; with both periods allowing for a maximum one month gap in eligibility.
Mike Morhaime, president of Blizzard, announced during the opening ceremony of Blizzcon 2009 that StarCraft II and the new Battle.net platform would both be released in 2010, with an approximately one month gap between releases.
Study 1 had a one-month gap between baseline and follow-up.
To ensure complete capture of prescription drugs used before and during pregnancy, we only included women who were enrolled continually during pregnancy and the three months pre-conception with no more than a one-month gap in their health insurance enrollment.
Abacavir use was associated with higher rates of lipid measurements (RR = 1.13, 95%% CI = (1.08, 1.18), p-value < 0.0001).> -wrap-foot> injectiontion drug use as risk factor for HIV acquisition, HCV+, positive for Hepatitis C Twenty-two percent, 18% and 333 % of participants had at least one 12 month gap between measurements of ALT/AST, creatinine and lipid measurements, respectively.
† Risk factors were grouped hierarchically for comparison purposes: IDU, MSM, blood product recipient, origin/residence in an HIV-endemic area, heterosexual transmission Of the 3,648 patients eligible for the analysis, 26% and 51% of the population had experienced at least one nine-month and one six-month gap during their follow-up, respectively.
Proportions of patients with at least one nine-month gap and with at least one six-month gap are shown by demographic and clinical characteristics in Table 2. Results of univariate GEE logistic regression models are shown in Table 3.
"I would recommend that the unemployed fill the gaps on their resumes with activities such as volunteering, part-time or contract work, school, entrepreneurship, and so on because our research shows that even the most minimal gap (one month or less) can lead to devaluation.
One in three working-age adults had a gap in coverage for at least one month in 2006 or 2007, it said, and "one in six Americans with employer-sponsored insurance in 2006 lost that coverage by 2008".
