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We've heard a similar report of an October timeframe from a source.

All participants were dependent in one or more daily activity with a timeframe from a few months, up to 18 months.> -wrap-foot> P-ADL = Personal Activities of Daily Living, I-ADL = Instrumental Activities of Daily Living.

McCallum and colleagues recorded a timeframe from making a Do-Not-Resuscitate order to death of less than 24 hours [ 17] while Garros and colleagues determined a median time from decision to death of 3 hours [ 12].

Further expanding the scope of pooled data, Heinrich et al. [ 12] published a meta-analysis in 2009 including 25 randomized controlled trials in the timeframe from 1950 to 2007 from a selection of 926 trials, pooling data of 3,270 patients.

In order to elucidate on that topic we performed a monocentric retrospective analysis by analyzing consecutive hematologic patients treated with rituximab in the timeframe from 2000 200505 for a variety of diseases for incidence and spectrum of infections as well as other factors contributing to infections, thereby trying to elucidate the role of rituximab in contributing to infection.

For patients with multiple culture results within the 48-hour timeframe, cultures from a skin source or venipuncture were prioritized over blood cultures drawn from a line, and certain sources of skin cultures with a high risk of contamination such as "swabs" were excluded.

In the present study the temporal trend over six years timeframe from 2010 to 2015 showed an increase in overall suicide cases.

Riversip solves this by letting you choose a timeframe from which to show the most newsworthy articles.

The Tsunami Table currently contains 3 003 records and covers a timeframe from 2000BC through 2004AD.

For objectives 1 and 2 (transfusion), a timeframe from January 1 , 1984 to March 23 2011 was used because of the considerable change in pre-transplant transfusion policy after the FDA approval of cyclosporine as an immunosuppressant in November 1983 [ 9].

The fifteen publications spanned a timeframe from 1999 to 2012; increasing from 1 per annum from 1999 to 2008, excepting 2005 (n = 2), to two in 2009, three for 2010 and four in 2011; and then to mid-2012 (at the time of the search) only 1 paper had been published (See Figure  3).