Sentence examples for timeframe of one from inspiring English sources

The timeframe of one year prior to diagnosis was determined based on a sensitivity analysis we conducted comparing endoscopies found 12, 18, or 24 months prior to colorectal cancer diagnosis; roughly the same number were found regardless of the time frame, therefore we used one year as the cutoff.

While other studies from India [ 11] and abroad [ 27– 29] have included a longer time-frame (1-year or ever) for having had sex with female to label a person as MSMW or MSMO, we used a relatively shorter timeframe of one month as we did not have data on whether the participants had sex with women in the previous 6 months or 1 year.

First, we wanted the students to actually observe evolution within the timeframe of one semester.

The restructuring took 160 person hours and happened within the timeframe of one month.

This range of studies in our broad review (over the two parts) would have made applying comparative quality criteria complex and outside our funded timeframe of one year.

All simulations take place in a timeframe of one year, and a deadline of 48 hours was set only for AZ requests.

Variations of HALT that record over shorter timeframes of one month (HALT-30) and one week (HALT-7) are being tested empirically [21].

The QODD did not meet our goals precisely, because of e.g. the extent of assessing symptoms at the end of life (two physical symptoms only) and the timeframe of reference (one week to one month before death).

This timeframe overcomes one of the main drawbacks of CGH, i.e. that until very recently, this technique was not compatible with a fresh transfer especially when performing the biopsy at the blastocyst stage.

Thus, we used 30-day timeframe as one of criteria to define the unplanned readmission.

In brief, CNB was performed over the timeframe of the study by one of 13 radiologists who also performed the clinical examination.