The one-year timing proved impractical; scientific findings generally need to percolate, sometimes for decades, before their value is appreciated.
Work published more than a decade ago highlighted that between 15-45% of breast cancer survivors reported impairments in upper-body function (UBF) up to one year post-surgery, depending on timing of assessment and the particular impairment [ 2- 4].
Experienced field research assistants (FRAs) with at least 10 grade education, but no formal training in medicine were trained in two sessions followed by a refresher session after one year later to record precisely timing, duration, and gradation of each of the symptoms preceding death, particularly of children and women of reproductive age in Bangla.
PVE were further defined as early and late recurrences, based on the timing of infection: within one year of the valve replacement or afterwards, respectively [ 20].
"We tried it one year, but it was so difficult with the timing of the other races," said Bob Laufer, the Road Runners' wheelchair race coordinator.
Some of it's just funny timing: A product launch early one year then late the next.
CoC patients were significantly more likely to report noise after a year compared with controls (p < 0.01) (Fig. 4) whereas the timing of noise commencing prior to one year following surgery was similar in both groups.
The timing of measures varied, with some studies measuring a screening indicator within a one year period and others measuring over a longer period of time.
The timing here is a little eerie, given it's exactly one year after the great #TheDress debacle of 2015.
A very peculiar feature emerges from Figure 9 (A and B), which suggests that the timing of diarrheal samples occurred in two temporal clusters approximately one year apart.
These data are ultimately used to determine the timing of surgery, which has traditionally been recommended to take place one year following SCI for most patients and 1.5 years following TBI.
