Sentence examples for annually changing from inspiring English sources

I had registered the annually changing sign on its facade – "60th year" it trumpets today – and wondered about the clusters of Japanese tourists outside.

If we can assume that the known overlap of the two species' spawning grounds [ 90] is annually changing, the IBD signal should decline in some years (with low overlap), and increase in others.

Increasing resistance of S. Typhi and S. Paratyphi A to nalidixic acid was observed (the resistance rate was higher among S. Paratyphi A than among S. Typhi. The prevalence of S. Paratyphi A increased annually indicating changing epidemiology.

The trouble is that the market is still too small to be much use, with only $3 billion-worth or so of equity changing hands annually.

Changing Pap annually to every 3 or 5 years save NT$1197 to NT$1890 while loss 0.33 0.62 of discounted quality-adjusted life days per woman (see Table 3 and Figure 2).

But the worst may happen if it doesn't work and they will start changing time zones annually.

That was before shelter magazines began resembling Harper's Bazaar, with color and design directions changing not just annually, but by season or month.

For the past 30 years, Bolles has updated the book annually to keep pace with the changing job market.

13 In the current study, we have extended those results by examining a hybrid approach of screening annually starting at age 40 and changing to a biennial schedule at age 55 and including different rates of use.

Now, in an effort to improve that model, the bureau is changing some estimates to quarterly from annually.

Changing the frequency of taking the nanopill from annually to biennial would increase the expected uptake by 2.2 percentage points.