Sentence examples for annum I from inspiring English sources

Today we typically only renovate at a rate of 0.5% per annum i.e. we upgrade existing buildings at a rate of once every 200 years.

The centre deals with 1,800 to 1,900 breast cancer patients per annum, i.e. 30 to 35% of the cases in the region.

This increase in unit costs was phased in by 2015, whereafter real unit costs are assumed to only increase by 1% per annum (i.e. further expenditure increases would be driven largely by increases in utilisation rates).

Assuming a recruitment rate of 75%, which is not unreasonable, given previous experiences, we would expect to recruit around 765 CTS subjects per annum, i.e. 1530 over the two year recruitment period.

"Per annum?" I asked.

Jafar Hassan at uSwitch.com adds: "With average earnings standing at just £26,500 per annum, I would question the number of savers who can afford to save £15,000 per tax year".

For each trait, when data were available for multiple clones per genotype, trait values were averaged across clones in a per plot and per annum basis (i.e. trait values for all clones per genotype in the wet plot in 2006 were averaged).

The spiritual forces aligned just so for me in the televised sports world this annum when I somehow found myself with access to Fox Soccer Channel and the promised land of the English Premier League--home to Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, and (ultimately) Chelsea.

The award covers sustenance allowance, (US$12,000 or US$24,000 per annum for Category I or S$36,000 per annum for Category II), return airfares, and conference support.

Among women with PPH the rate of adverse outcomes increased from 10.9% to 12.5%, an overall increase of 14.3% and a relative increase of 3.1% per annum (95%CI 1.2%5.2%%).

The increase was primarily due to increases in transfusions of blood or blood products from 682 (8.0 per 1000) in 1999 to 870 (10.7 per 1000) in 2004, a relative increase of 5.1% per annum (95%CI 3.3%–6.9%).