Sentence examples for the revised period from inspiring English sources

As only Hospital 1 had board-certified surgeons available in the revised period, the statistical analysis of this parameter was also done with a reduced data set, containing only surgeries performed in Hospital 1.

Graph I shows this range, together with the revised point estimate (i.e. 831 million) generated in 1999 for that same reference period.

Hertz did manage to narrow the fourth-quarter loss to $30.9 million, compared with $1.22 billion in the year ago period, but the revised guidance made investors shift gears into reverse.

No change in the mean ISCEA score of the school of origin of successful students was seen when comparing the period before the revised selection processes began to that after (1117.8 ± 2.1 vs 1120.9 ± 2.0; NS).

But the merits of the revised Senate bill stop there.

The revised agitation scores, calculated using two MDS items (e.g., periods of restlessness and repetitive physical movements), can range from 0 to 3, with higher scores indicating more frequent agitated behaviors.

The Traumatic episodes during the genocide period was a summary measure of items of traumatic episodes from the revised versions of Harvard Trauma Questionnaire [ 26] related to the genocide exposure, dichotomized into "any" as opposed to "no traumatic experience" [ 27].

In particular, Mr. Spangler added a section in the revised document called "Illiquidity of Investments," which stated that some of these investments might have to be made for a longer period of time to be profitable.

PolitiFact rated the revised statement mostly true.

Yet the revised number was not reassuring.

The revised law gives scientists a much greater say in establishing firm catch limits to ensure that overfished species recover within a finite period, generally 10 years.