In the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Legislature, the Inkatha Freedom Party ( IFP ) and the ANC were before the window period the largest and second-largest parties respectively.
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Who donated blood free of charge underwent only one HIV test and were not recalled for a double-check that would eliminate a possible " window period ."
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Leno, who has lobbied the FDA for years to lift the ban, called the consideration of the 12-month window period " a step in the right direction ."
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That in turn could prompt a wave of selling during the window period, providing a windfall of tax revenues for the Treasury and possibly putting pressure on stock prices.
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Even with NATO's authorization to act, there would still be a window period lasting one to three days before the attacks would actually begin, giving Milosevic a last chance to comply.
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During his lifetime, Gendin was largely ignored in warning about the high risk of transmission from persons testing negative during this time period which researchers have dubbed the " window period ".
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This test is no longer used routinely in the US or the EU to screen blood donations since the objective was to reduce the risk of false negatives in the window period.
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However, there is a window period when using this method in which a person who has been infected with HIV is able to spread the disease but may test negative for the virus.
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SANBS relies on donors that return consistently, as the history of testing makes it less likely to miss a positive result from a laboratory error or from a donation in the window period.
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That would seem to encourage property owners to wait until the " window period " to conduct their inspections, thereby undermining the goal of having the inspections conducted " sooner rather than later ."
