The phrase "a one year of" is not correct in English.
It should be rephrased to convey the intended meaning, typically referring to a duration of one year.
Example: "I have completed a one-year program in graphic design."
Alternatives: "a year of" or "one year of".
They estimate the persistence rate of etanercept and infliximab after a one year of 69% (CI: 62-75) and 65% (CI: 58-73), respectively.
Model II indicates that with a one year of additional experience there is an increase in the probability of becoming a partner by five percentage points when ability is accounted for, compared to seven percentage points when ability was unaccounted for in Model I. Effort is a statistical significant factor in explaining the probability to become a partner.
I think there should be planning for at least two to three years, preparation of all requirements then implementing as a pilot in a one year of study to see defects and problems.
Although a one-year of follow-up indicated a trend towards recovery, further follow-ups of several years are needed to evaluate the longer term outcome.
A 25-year-old female presented with a one year history of intermittent episodes of melena.
In an occupational study a one year persistence of shoulder pain of 55% was reported[ 6].
Then Feld announced aggressive plans to open seven stores during 1995 alone;a one-year expansion of 25%.
A one year study of the culture, history, politics, and languages of the region.
Prerequisite: A one year sequence of an introductory statistics course which covers probability, ANOVA, and linear regression.
A 35 year-old woman presents with a one year history of diarrhea.
The median progression free survival was 12.1 months, with a one year rate of 51.8%.
