Sentence examples for seven days' difference from inspiring English sources
If there were less than seven days difference between these two dates the last menstrual period date is used for the estimated date of delivery, whereas if there is a greater than seven days difference then the ultrasound dating scan is used to assign the estimated date of delivery.
However, when H69 cells were treated with 100 μM of the β2 adrenergic antagonist ICI daily for seven days, differences in gene expression were seen as determined by real-time quantitative PCR (Table 3).
"There's only eight days' difference," he pointed out.
But when the calendar switched in America, there were eleven days' difference, so he changed it to February 22nd.
This means that patients' records could still be linked when there was a four days difference between prescribing and dispensing date.
While ' Dul' plant on average was successfully pollinated on May 15th 2012, ' Tad' plant on average was successfully pollinated on May 23rd, exhibiting a substantial and significant (P < 0.01) eight days difference.
Early bud set genotypes reached date2.5 at DOY 262.9 in VT and at DOY 259 in CV, with about four days differences between sites.
The SR reported on the effect on length of stay and found ESD intervention was associated with a significant reduction in length of stay in acute care equivalent to approx seven days (Mean Difference (MD) -6.84 (95% CI −11.20 to −2.49)).
The primary end-points were changes over time in relative BOLD response after infusion of CGRP or placebo, difference in BOLD response between two experimental days, difference in BOLD response before and after sumatriptan administration and between experimental days.
With respect to the frequency of sex in the past seven days, there were differences in relationship status.
Within that first thirty minutes, some adults would have lost their share, some would have gambled theirs away, and some would have been swindled out of their portion … After ninety days the difference would be staggering.
