Sentence examples for separation dates from inspiring English sources

Men and women ordered to stay in their units beyond scheduled separation dates under "stop-loss" policies can expect special retroactive allowances.

These separation dates and the estimated age of the primate lineage preclude any possibility that lemurs could have been on the island before Madagascar pulled away from Africa, an evolutionary process known as vicariance.

Residence in a facility was determined from nursing home files containing admission and separation dates.

The history of mammalian cell separation dates back to the 1960s, when parameters that could be exploited for target cell isolation were beginning to emerge.

The rationale for allowing gaps up to two calendar days was to allow for a degree of occasional miscoding of hospital entry and/or separation dates.

Since admission and separation dates are included as variables, it is possible to calculate the number of nights each individual spends in the hospital (no overnight stay is assigned a 0).

Per the order you must be at SEPS ten (10) business day prior your separation date, however, honorable discharge Marines are typically separated in three (3) business days.

Pittsburgh's breakup with the Big East has a separation date.

So he came up with a new way to calibrate the molecular clock that relied on Bioko's known separation date from the mainland, and he recruited Worobey to help him analyze the data.

Rivera lists the couple's separation date as Nov. 24.

They announced their separation in October 2010, but both listed in court records Dec. 31, 2011, as their official separation date.