Sentence examples for the equivalent dates from inspiring English sources

For patients with multiple registrations in the DNIP, we randomly selected a hospitalization record among inpatients and a status record date among outpatients and located data from the equivalent dates in the medical records.

The analyses in this paper only concern the radon results for the address at diagnosis, that is, case children who lived at that address for at least 6 months prior to the date of their diagnosis and the equivalent dates of their controls.

Ticket sales are reportedly running 24,000 ahead of where they were at the equivalent date last year while officials say there will be a sponsor for every available Festival race for the first time in six years.

Menopausal status and use of postmenopausal hormones was assessed at blood sampling, and was updated until date of diagnosis for cases and the equivalent date for matched controls.

Unit costs at 2013/2014 prices 10 12 were applied to the resource use in the model to estimate the total NHS cost of patient management from the time a patient entered the data set (ie, from 1 May 2012 or the start time of their wound if it occurred later, and the equivalent date in the matched control) up to the time their wound healed or the end of the study period, whichever came first.

The US equivalent dates from the 1980s, with the last hull (of 14) entering service in 1997, while France deploys four vessels that entered service between 1997 and 2010.

He pointed out that the president's job-approval ratings -- the numbers most predictive of election results -- have been higher than those at equivalent dates in Ronald Reagan's lame-duck term, even during (or especially during) impeachment.

(She also attacks her for dating a critic: "It's the equivalent of dating someone who's trying to kill me". Ouch!) Ms. Doran's writing is perceptive on the layers of competition and resentment that can underlie even tight friendships.

We refer to the date of diagnosis or equivalent date for controls as the 'reference date'.

Exposure to drugs for osteoporosis will be determined based on all prescriptions for bisphosphonates and other drugs before the index date (date of diagnosis or equivalent date for controls) within the observation period (from the date of entry into QResearch to the index date).

After the comparison groups have been selected, simple descriptive analyses will show average PMPM costs and healthcare utilization (including standard deviations and other measures of dispersion) pre- and post- enrollment (or an equivalent date for the comparison groups) by gender, age, baseline diagnosis and by treatment and comparison group.