Sentence examples for the closure date of from inspiring English sources

Calculations of LTFU rates were therefore based on patients who started ART at least nine months before the closure date of the database.

Patients were considered lost to follow-up if their last visit preceded the closure date of the database by nine months or more and no death had been recorded by that time.

We considered a patient as lost to follow-up if their last visit preceded the closure date of the database by 6 months and if he was not dead and had not been transferred to Vientiane.

One contact attempt was made by telephone at least 5 days before the closure date of rounds 1 and 2. Participants who did not complete round 1 were excluded from round 2. Both quantitative and qualitative responses were considered in the questionnaire revision process.

A patient was considered lost to follow-up if the patient was not known to have died and the time interval between the last date he (she) was known to be alive and the closure date of cohorts (i.e., date of last record) was >6 months.

The French energy company said the lives of the Heysham 1 and Hartlepool plants would be extended by five years until 2024, and the closure dates of Heysham 2 and Torness will be delayed by seven years to 2030.

The Holyrood site was not entered into the picture until after the official closure date of the competition between the three sites.

With the closure date looming, scant rumours and secondhand news is everywhere.

Originally a coal-fired plant, it fell foul of EU regulations intended to cut airborne pollutants such as sulphur, and was intended in 2008 to be gradually run down, with a closure date of 2015.

As plans were being worked up, officials became aware that Moy Park was telling boiler installers that a closure date of March was being considered - and to speed up their applications.

He said: "It is extremely disappointing that, despite the efforts of Scottish Power and the Scottish government, it has not been possible to put in place ways of keeping Longannet open until its original planned closure date of 2020". Neil Clitheroe, chief executive of retail and generation at Scottish Power, said it was "a sad day".