Sentence examples for a term time from inspiring English sources
A term time visit to any of our library sites will reveal that they continue to be as busy as ever, and the recent opening of the £24m Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, which is now receiving an average of 21,000 visits a week, and has had very little impact on use of the main library (only metres away).
The only person on the Crimson who was really enthusiastic about Teddy Kennedy was our star shutterbug, Donal Holway, and he was on the Kennedy organization's payroll he had a term-time job as the official campaign photographer.
A classic example of this drive for conformity within a system whose overarching ethos in other respects is one of choice comes when parents want to withdraw their children from school for a term-time holiday or other event.
One in five (20%) parents said they had sought their school's permission for a term-time holiday and been refused.
Mother-of-two Donna Thresher, from Southend in Essex, began her campaign in March 2013 when she found that a holiday at Centre Parcs would cost nearly four times more than a term-time break.
Four trials (979 subjects) reported hospitalizations as an outcome at a long term time point.
Six trials (2983 subjects) reported adherence data at a long term time point with an overall odds ratio of 1.39 (95 % CI 0.88 to 2.21) (Fig. 6).
Four trials reported mortality at a long term time point with an overall odds ratio of 0.48 (95 % CI 0.11 to 1.98).
Three trials (2240 subjects) reported disease target results at a long term time point with an overall effect of −0.44 SMD (95 % CI −1.05 to 0.17) (Fig. 5).
Seventeen trials reported adherence outcome data, six (2306 subjects) reported dichotomous data at a short term time point (OR = 2.11 (95 % CI 0.90 to 4.97)), four trials (322 subjects) reported continuous data at a short term time point (Fig. 4) and eight trials (6019 subjects) reported dichotomous data at a long term time point (OR = 1.05 (95 % CI 0.82 to 1.34)) (Fig. 6).
