Sentence examples for period before interview from inspiring English sources

Given the very high prevalence of chicken consumption in the Australian community (81% during the 7-day period before interview among our study controls), finding consumption of undercooked chicken as a risk factor for infection, despite the low reported frequency of exposure, is not surprising.

However, by contrast, incidence rates based on of the number of falls reported as having happened within different time periods before interview increase with shorter recall periods from 1.6 falls/person-year taking the full previous year to 2.2, 2.4 and 3.1/person-year in the past 6, 3 and 1 months respectively.

A Dutch study of over-70-year-old general practice patients reported falls from different length periods before and after interview: 33% fell at least once during just 36-week's follow-up, a marginally higher proportion than could be expected from the 41% with any fall history in the year before interview, but the repeated falls were in similar proportions (16% in follow-up vs 26% recalled) [ 34].

Annual average concentrations were calculated for the 1-year period before the interview date.

19 Of the 14 994 people in this cohort, 2028 reported having taken drugs for hypertension within a two week period before the interview.

One study reported that 6% of male and 4% of female agricultural workers had at least 1 workplace injury during the 12-month period before the interview (17 ).

However, we could not detect it in our data by performing extra analyses on subsamples of individuals diagnosed or censured within the five-year period before their interview, with a follow-up being counted only during this five-year period.

In adulthood, up to three exercise activities were reported for the 5-year period before the interview, and for each activity reported, the weekly duration and years of participation were obtained.

Health status was measured using two indicators: (1) the WHO Disability Assessment Score (WHODAS-12); and (2) presence of a severe illness or morbidity in the 3-month period before the interview.

HIV viral suppression was categorized as suppressed (HIV-1 RNA ≤ 400 copies/mL) and not suppressed (HIV-1 RNA > 400 copies/mL) based on the median value in the 12-month period before the interview date.

Our goal was to determine patterns of health-seeking behavior among persons reporting prolonged fever (self-diagnosed fever >3 days' duration) in Bilbeis and Fakkous Districts during the 3-month period before the interview.