Actual infusion times were used for PN patients; timeframes based on mean PN infusion days were created for the non-PN recipients.
This timeframe is based on homologs of NBPF genes found in three of the four sister superorders of placental mammals: Afrotheria (elephant), Laurasiatheria (hoofed mammals and carnivores), and Euarchotanglires (supraprimates).
This timeframe was chosen based on the average length of stay for patients with SSTI.
Timeframe concerns estimates based on present symptoms and benefits versus the risk of complications in the future and possible future gain from different interventions.
This timeframe was chosen based on clinical opinion of the minimal time necessary to see the outcomes of most chronic disease treatments and was consistent with the ADA recommended reassessment time of hemoglobin A1C.
This timeframe was selected based on staff's assessment that by this time, women's urgent needs had been met, and they were generally beginning to adjust and resettle and 12 months was the normal maximum period of support provided by the Rehabilitation Centre.
For some areas, the indicators, measures, and timeframes may be based on guidelines from professional organizations or government agencies.
For PN recipients, the actual number of hospital days before and after PN were utilized; however, for non-PN recipients equivalent timeframes were created based on the average number of days prior to and during actual PN administration.
Table 6 decomposes wage differences between immigrants and the base category of natives split into three columns based on timeframe of analysis: the entire sample from 1993 to 2009; the 1997 LFS data only (when more detailed country data was first available); and the 2009 LFS data only.
