The phrase "a three year time" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to a duration or period of three years, but it is more common to phrase it differently.
Example: "The project is expected to be completed within a three-year time frame."
Alternatives: "a three-year period" or "a three-year duration."
We applied the modeling framework to a three year time series of measurements from a tall broadcast tower in a suburban neighborhood of Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA.
The number of binary decision variables in our model is large enough that directly solving the full, detailed problem for a three year time horizon requires hours, or even days.
A three year time series of hydrographic and optical data was acquired in the Gulf of Maine using a passenger ferry as a sampling platform; the ferry sails regularly between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, and Portland, Maine, USA.
That's not all: Sodexo found that their boomerang hires had a 44% higher retention rate over a three year time frame than other external hires.
For example, women casino employees were able to decrease the problem drinking symptoms over a three year time space frame, but they continued to gamble problematically [ 11].
Similarly, Ontario will implement a net reduction of educational funding by around $500 million over a three year time frame (2012 2015), including cuts to programs that will likely undermine health equity [ 32].
The Health Professionals Follow-up Study, based on 29,000 men observed over a three year time-period, found CHD risk to be 50% higher in the overweight (BMI 25 28.9), twice as high in the obese (BMI 29 32.9), and three times as high in the severely obese (BMI > 33), compared to healthy weight men (BMI < 23).
Based on a two year time series, this paper presents the SARM assessment over ocean.
Five iterations occurred over a four year time frame and methods such as workshops, pilots, interviews and life cycle assessment were applied.
Whitehaven's share price is even more impressive over a two year time frame; up 140%.
Our investigation of bio-objectification processes related to clinical biobanking draws on qualitative research based in the Netherlands over a five year time period (2008 2013).
