Sentence examples similar to a triennium from inspiring English sources

The spreading of the news of the Liberal Triennium, a liberal rebellion in Spain that reinstated the Spanish Constitution of 1812, also sought to undermine royalist loyalty.

GPs need to gain 130 points over a three year period (triennium).

Nearly three-quarters of women who died in this triennium [2009-2012] had a co-existing medical complication".

An internecine conflict between La Serna and General Pedro Antonio Olañeta, which was an extension of the Liberal Triennium, proved to be the royalists' undoing.

Although 2001 2003 and 2004 2006 saw a slight drop from the previous triennium (1998 2000), the rates have since remained steady.

The 3-year moving average graph (figure 3) shows a gradual drop accentuated in the last triennium, with the 2012 stillbirth rate (3.91/1000) being the lowest ever recorded for the region (table 2).

In Paris Napoleon's most trusted adviser on Italian affairs was the Milanese patrician Francesco Melzi d'Eril, who during the triennium had hoped to see northern Italy united in a constitutional monarchy under a Habsburg or Bourbon prince.

The difference in the rate of preterm birth (< 37 weeks) between the two cohorts was very small in the 1998 2000 (first) triennium, however, this difference has gradually increased resulting in a percentage difference of nearly 7% (15.7% versus 9.0%) in 2007 2009; this observation was confirmed via a statistically significant interaction term (p = 0.04).

Similarly, the difference in the rate of very preterm birth (< 32 weeks) between the two cohorts was initially relatively small but has since increased to a difference of nearly 3% (4.9% versus 2.3%) in the latest triennium.

The impact of BMI on pregnancy outcomes in the UK was highlighted in the recent triennium review into maternal mortality highlighted maternal obesity as an 'obstetric risk factor'; 27% of women who died from direct and indirect causes in the UK had a BMI of 30 kg/m2 or more [ 11].

Thus ended the revolutionary triennium.