Sentence examples for timeframe to define from inspiring English sources
Because Danish women are encouraged to breastfeed during the first postpartum year, 27 we used this timeframe to define the postnatal exposure period.
Some of the discrepancies between our registry and physician claims algorithms for chronic dialysis likely relate to differences in the classification of patients who receive temporary dialysis or who die soon after initiating dialysis Traditionally, administrative algorithms and national registries, such as the USRDS, have required a 90-day timeframe to define chronic dialysis [ 19, 20].
Thus, we used 30-day timeframe as one of criteria to define the unplanned readmission.
In our proposed model, CUs are allowed to define their own priorities, quality of service (QoS) requirements, and anticipate timeframes for the completion of several tasks within the organization.
"How to define atrocities.
A workshop titled "OR2020: Operating Room of the Future" was held in March 2004 to define the integrated systems and general character of the operating room of the future, with the year 2020 as a target timeframe.
In addition, we used a relaxed molecular clock timeframe to compare tenrec evolutionary patterns with defined adaptive radiation characteristics.
Please, will you set a reasonable timeframe to stop selling eggs from caged hens?
"This gives a long enough timeframe to claw back any losses from volatile periods".
Unfortunately, I don't have an update or timeframe to share at this point in time.
