Sentence examples for periods of reference from inspiring English sources

Notably, adoption rates of manure did not change between the periods of reference.

*Treatment change refers to first change: period of reference is 6 to 18 months following initiation of OAD.

We designed our experiments in order to explore the differences between periods where the monsoon activity is strong compared to the period of reference (115 ka BP), and the seasonal timing of the insolation forcing is different.

PeatARt was calculated as follow: {mathrm{Peat}}_{mathrm{ARt}}={mathrm{Peat}}_{mathrm{ARi}}-Big({mathrm{Peat}}_{mathrm{ARi}}times left({R}_{mathrm{t}}/100right) (5)where PeatARi is the initial accumulation rate of peat and R t is the reduction of peat accumulation rate for the period of reference, i.e. accumulation rate for each 30 year period.

The period of reference is the last month.

Selected references had to indicate that the period of reference was secondary education.

Approximately 414,000 of them are under 30 months of age, 36.9% of whom are hospitalized during the period of reference of our study (December-May) [ 37, 38].

Comparison with the data provided by the Medical Association of Westfalen-Lippe to the extent that it is available for the period of reference.

To calculate the incidence of NRVI with acceptable precision, it is necessary to carry out prospective population studies including all the children hospitalized during a period of reference.

As the period of reference is relatively long, it is not possible to verify the history as can be done with very recent history with biomarkers such as prostate specific antigen in females, (when no condoms were used) [ 24].

Past studies have varied substantially in how fluid intake was assessed; differences such as the number of questions related to fluid consumption and the period of reference used for beverage intake (e.g., lifetime average intake, intake for period 2 years before interview/diagnosis, adulthood exposure) could have contributed to inconsistencies in findings.