Primary outcomes included: (1) 6-month mortality; if this was not specifically presented, we used the available time frame closest to 6 months, and (2) poor neurological recovery, as defined in individual studies.
Finally, if there was more than one data set of electrolytes that fitted around the index ABG, the data set with an absolute time frame closest to the indexed ABG was used.
This species was estimated to have been differentiating in the island of São Miguel for the last 3.08 7.17 Myr, a time frame very close to the maximum geological age of the island [ 44].
The reduction in AP frequency observed after the 40-Hz train in WT slices persisted also during the ramps administered at 5 s (25.71 ± 6.22%) and 10 s (18.33 ± 8.9%), but not during the ramp injected at 30 s (0.1 ± 10.1%) after the stimulation train (Fig. 1 e, g), a time frame in close agreement with the decay of the delayed asynchronous release induced by the train (Fig. 1).
The real time frame is closer to the next four weeks: first, to keep Abbott and Hockey in their jobs that long; and second, to set the scene for debate leading up to the budget in May.
Romney, who has endorsed the general time frame of closing down most of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan at the end of 2014 has been critical of Obama's decision to drawdown the committed surge forces and bringing levels to 68,000.
From these PALM results, the known and localized coordinates were compared and taken as the same spots if they were in the corresponding time frame and closer than a certain distance in 2D space.
This time frame is centered close to the dates of the expansion of the Mongol empire [18], which also reflect the estimates generated by Zerjal et al. [14], [18].
Recent statements by members of the Bush administration bespeak a time frame a lot closer to ephemeral than eternal.
But in that time frame they have closed the gap on the first-placed boat from 2.8 seconds in 2009 to 2.4 seconds in 2010 and now 1.6 seconds in 2011.
