"one year timeframe" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a period of one year, or a span of 12 months. Example: The project must be completed within a one year timeframe in order to stay within budget and meet the deadline.
During a one year timeframe, partial As III) oxidation to As V) and accumulation on poorly crystalline Fe (oxyhydr oxides were promoted by increasing As III) contents, which hindered the transformation of less into more crystalline materials.
Given the exploratory nature of the trial, we estimate that the proposed sample size of 80 is a realistic estimate based on the nature of the intervention and the possible size of the study population, as well as what is feasible within the one year timeframe for the nature of the Phase II element under the MRC Framework.
As well, comorbidity measures were constructed using a single year of administrative data so individuals that have a disease but did not have any health service records containing a diagnosis of that disease during the one year timeframe would not be captured in the comorbidity measure for that disease.
Removal of amalgam fillings in persons with urine mercury levels, considered by Health Canada to be too low for adverse health effects, decreases measured urine mercury to levels in persons without amalgam fillings and reduces the odds of deterioration in self-reported health symptoms compared to a sample of persons who did not have their fillings removed within the one year timeframe.
This is a conservative power calculation based on data expected to be collected in a one-year timeframe.
The model was run from a third party payer perspective (National Health System) during a one-year timeframe.
Either this one-year timeframe needs to be condensed, or the President should order his staff to fill him in with preliminary reports before that date hits the calendar.
A one-year timeframe was chosen as it maps onto the typical period considered during NHS staff reviews, as well as enabling staff to have had sufficient reflection on the transferability of learning post-visits.
If participants indicated that a health state was worse than dead, the interviewer altered the task and offered a choice between immediate death (alternative 1) and a one-year life span (alternative 2) beginning with varying amounts of time in the health state being rated, followed by full health for the remainder of the one-year timeframe.
The rationale for the one-year timeframe is that interval cancers have been described in patients being examined every two or three years, probably in part because the precursor lesion for CRC in Lynch syndrome – the adenoma – progresses through the adenoma-carcinoma sequence more rapidly than a sporadic adenoma.
The leather collars we used were typically 11 mm wide and 1.4 mm thick; with two hole punches of 3 4 mm approximately 15 mm apart to accommodate the rivets, the remaining 3 4 mm of leather on either side of the hole being the likely point of failure over a one-two year timeframe, or if a bat were caught in vegetation by the collar.
