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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accrued year" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to finance or accounting, referring to the accumulation of time or interest over a year.
Example: "The accrued year for the investment will be calculated at the end of the fiscal period."
Alternatives: "accumulated year" or "earned year".
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Today also wiped out most of the gains that it accrued year to date.
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The benefits of trade, by contrast, accrue year after year as long as free-trade policies are in place.
The divers were advanced money by their captain against a share of the boat's profits; if one year was bad, they would begin the next in the red, with debts accruing year on year.
Some of today's younger dealers, he suggested, were setting themselves up without accruing years of experience working with instruments.
It is estimated that 25 – 30 patients will be accrued per year and the study will therefore require 2 – 3 years to complete accrual.
That is, health benefits of increased activity do not accrue from year to year for a given individual.
The rule adopted was far from perfect, but it forced companies to estimate the cost of pension benefits being accrued each year.
QALYs accrued in year two will be discounted by 3.5%.
The index date was defined as the date when the patient accrued 1 year of prior continuous enrollment (the baseline period).
Costs and QALYs accrued in year 2 were discounted at 3.5% to allow for time preference (ie, the tendency to prefer benefits sooner and costs later).
It will be accrued each year over the life of the asset.
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