Sentence examples for the mean time span from inspiring English sources

Our moderate agreement rate could in part be explained by the mean time span of 50 days between the questionnaire and interview, because it has previously been shown that key diagnostic features of migraine are not consistently reported or experienced over time.

The mean time span between index hospitalization and follow-up was 13.4 years (SD 3.2 years).

For the entire patient sample, the mean time span between first occurrence of symptoms (parent report) and first professional diagnosis amounted to approximately 5.5 years.

The mean time span between the first and last imaging modality was 4.9 ± 1.8 months, and did not differ between the groups.

The mean time span from the child's death to the interview was 10 years (SD = 4 in the suicide group and 9 years (SD = 4) in the accident group.

The world can change radically in that span of time.

The mean time-span between the completion of the interview and the questionnaires was 4.42 (SD = .75), 1.82 (SD = .73), and −.84 (SD = .63) years for the questionnaires completed at age 7, age 10, and age 12, respectively.

Remschmidt and colleagues [ 18] recently examined the outcome of VEOS after a mean time span of 42 years.

The entire assessment was carried out on site in the participating nursing homes with a mean time span of four weeks to complete data collection per resident.

With a reassessment of 27 patients after a mean time span of 13 years, the investigation also has a considerable sample size and follow-up interval.

The present study will report on the preliminary data of a follow-up examination with a mean time span of 13 years.