Sentence examples for point of months from inspiring English sources

The object recalls the events, its image or feel even now threading through my memory to fluorescent nights at the synchrotron that marked the make or break point of months of preparative work.

Once again, the study demonstrated a significantly better PFS (the primary end point) of 11.0 months for everolimus and 4.6 months for placebo (HR 0.35 (95% CI 0.27 to 0.45); p<0.001).

B cells represented 2.4% of peripheral lymphocytes at the time point of 5 months, and represented 3.1% at 6 months.

The result that the severity of symptoms of anxiety, depression and PTSD at the time point of 12 months was similar with those in 6 months after the earthquake described the changes in more detail.

B-cell depletion in the periphery lasted 5 months in patient B. At the time point of 5 months, 2.4% of peripheral lymphocytes were CD19+ B cells and 46% of the analysed Ig-VH sequences were highly mutated.

In GOG218, control and research arm curves met at a later time point of 25 months; but bevacizumab was administered for a total of 15 months.

The robustness of this observation is enhanced by the finding that, within individual patients, regression at the early time point of 3 months was closely related to the magnitude and direction of change at 12 months.

He writes at one point of how months of drought cause the water levels in the northern reservoirs to drop, "revealing strange fossil beaches, submerged cliffs and channels, a monolithic architecture of tunnels and ramps".

However, many studies in TBI use a follow up time point of six months post-injury, recognising that a substantial proportion of clinical recovery occurs by this time point.

All follow-up times commenced at the point of 6 months following diagnosis.

The National Immunization Day (NID) marks the end point of several months of careful planning.