Sentence examples for same calendar period from inspiring English sources

The anomalies for the reference data set are estimated for the same calendar period, but using the observational climatology.

Wildfires have burned through nearly 2.5 million acres in the United States as of June 29, well above the average of about 2 million for the same calendar period over the last 10 years, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.

These patients' baseline characteristics were then compared with those of the patients enrolled in the ANRS SEROCO cohort [17], [18], consisting of HIV-infected subjects diagnosed during the same calendar period and still alive in 2007 (table 1).

Other districts are likely to have weaker implementation of health system supports during the same calendar period.

Screening histories of cases and controls were reviewed within the same calendar period of 5 years before case diagnosis.

Volunteers were enrolled in the study during the same calendar period as cases, from all Saudi provinces.

In contrast, those aged ≥80 years showed only a modest improvement in 5-year survival from 20% (CI: 16%–25%) to a predicted 28% (CI: 24%–32%) during the same calendar periods.

Socioeconomic inequalities in survival in the same three calendar periods are also presented, along with short-term predictions of the deprivation gap in survival up to 10 years after diagnosis for patients diagnosed during 2000 2001.

In the case of a temporary increase in compensation for hospitalization or treatment where such hospitalization or treatment commences and terminates within the same calendar month, the period of payment shall commence on the first day of such month.

Final-year medical students are facing the impending professional examination with conferment of a doctor degree and internship in the same calendar year, and this period is considered another high-stress time for this group of students.

One of the conditions that we have not addressed above is the assumption of a stable age profile in the risks, i.e., we have behaved as if each of the two piecewise constant baseline hazards (one for each decrement) were the same for all calendar periods in the analysis.