study period

In 1875 the whole school studied period 1216 - 1509.

Of the remaining eight, five died during the study period.

They were also significantly less likely to die during the study period.

People who went to services each week, the researcher found, were 46 percent less likely to have died during the study period.

During the study period, the unit treated 621 women and 39 men, she said.

He looked up during study period the next day and found Pierce watching him.

During the study period, 1,439 of the women developed breast cancer.

The study period was three years with a voluntary additional year.

That increased steadily through the study period, to 431 a month last year.

The end of the study period was considered April 2000 for this measurement.

The heart attack findings came after the study period was expanded to 10 years.

Over their study period, 54 percent of the pub patrons were men.

For example, its conclusions were based on just 88 women who developed Alzheimer's in the study period.

She could have asked to see her during break or when she had a free study period.

Throughout the study period, the presence requirement was never mentioned as an issue.

All told, the centers identified 3,086 pregnant women who died in the study period.

A practical program was established with a maximum study period of seven years.

One evening I arrived as a scheduled study period was ending.

He said that even the three-year study period was too short to give an accurate picture.

Results were measured with questionnaires at the end of the study periods.

None of these patients experienced more than one recurrence during the study period.

So Asian parents believe that one road to academic success is long study periods.

Cuts in the high school staff meant some students were forced to take three study periods a day.

Of those, 192 became pregnant during the study period.

Every effort was made to maintain continuous rotation during the study period.