Sentence examples for statement of the period from inspiring English sources

If the treaty is concluded for a definite period, a statement of the period follows; or, if it is in perpetuity, there may be a provision inserted that either party may "denounce" (i.e., give notice to terminate) the treaty.

The best glimpse of the dilemma is offered by Robert S. McNamara's posture statements of the period.

Cox and Subbarao's claim (in 1999) that the incubation period of influenza is "1 4 days" is the single most cited statement of the incubation period of influenza [8].

Because of the challenges with collecting complete incubation period data, statements of the incubation period based on no empirical data or anecdotal data are common.

Statements of the incubation period tend to be a single number ("The incubation period for rotavirus disease is approximately 2 days". [ 17]) or a poorly defined range ("The incubation period for astrovirus disease is 1 to 5 days…" [ 18]).

Statements of the incubation period and individual-level data suitable for pooled analysis were abstracted as described in Lessler et al., 2009 [ 20].

Statements of the incubation period often do not include a citation, and when a citation is provided, following the chain of citations often reveals that the estimate is based on limited evidence [ 19].

Almost as notable as Trump's statement was the period of dignified silence that followed it.

Most doctrinal statements of this period, issued by councils or by individual theologians, were polemical documents directed against Western missionaries.

The NAO said the DfE chose not to change the reporting period for the trusts and did not request a second set of statements to cover the period to the end of March, "on the ground that the extra resource needed would be better spent on providing education".

Documents included in full-text review were classified as containing (1) an incubation period estimate based on original data and/or analysis, (2) a sourced statement of incubation period (i.e., citation provided), (3) an unsourced statement of incubation period (i.e., no citation provided), or (4) no statement of incubation period.