time of onset

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time
noun
uk /taɪm/ us /taɪm/
the part of existence that is measured in minutes, days, years, etc., or this process considered as ...
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They presented with a rash of similar distribution and timeofonset.
Those who had been seen before, but not at the timeofonset of psychosis, had an intermediate length of delay.
The questionnaire covered the nature of symptoms and their timeofonset, consumption of meals and participation in water sports.
Two distinct forms of disease are classified by the timeofonset in infants.
These pathways are distinguished by the timeofonset.
Other household labour income fell at the timeofonset but subsequently increased (though not to pre-onset levels).
The timeofonset of desiccation tolerance during seed development depends on the species.
In this study we used time of diagnosis because timeofonset is difficult to define and the disorder may in most cases be present at birth.
Depression was present at the timeofonset in nearly one-half subjects but without meeting criteria for a major depression.
Adjustment of the timeofonset of oocyte maturation, via a transient period of meiotic suppression, would allow manipulations to be scheduled when personnel are more readily available.
Number is established well before case, but the extent of case marking and the timeofonset shows wide individual differences.
Moreover, decisions about early retirement which would affect the receipt of occupational pensions may be made some time after, and not immediately at the timeofonset.
The authors stress the equal efficacy for the treatment of delirium of both drugs, the equivalent timeofonset, and the benign side effect profile of olanzapine.
Sick subjects were interviewed using a standard questionnaire about symptoms, timeofonset, duration of illness, food consumed in the cafeteria and illness among family members.
Delay is influenced by context; timeofonset of symptoms, longer delay if symptoms occur at night or on a weekday.
This may also be assessed for pain now, compared to pain at timeofonset, or pain on movement.
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There are several forms of the disease, with varying severity of symptoms and timeofonset.
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The prevailing public arguments, timeofonset, and pace of reforms varied by country.
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Flocculation has also been classified according to timeofonset and floc morphology.
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