Sentence examples for base year can be from inspiring English sources
Your base year can be a year back, five years, 10, or even 100.
The benefits paid off every year can be based on the performance of the investments in the retirement account.
For example, if the maximum SST in the Caribbean increases by 2.5°C as projected, and storm frequency increase by 10%, then 238.5 additional calls per year can be expected based on the regression model results (95% CI: 49.5, 665.9) (Table 3).
But this is based on the assumption that £22bn a year can be saved through efficiencies in the service over the next parliament.
These strong correlations suggest that the estimates based on previous years can be used in place of smoking prevalence in the general population for some purposes.
The rate of uplift over the land area of NE Japan for the past 150,000 years can be estimated geologically based on the heights of dated marine and fluvial terraces (Yoshiyama and Yanagida 1995; Koike and Machida 2001; Tajikara 2004; Tajikara and Ikeda 2005).
To resolve this problem, a purely spatial analysis based on data from only the last few years can be performed.
"When there are big structural changes in an economy the base year can quickly become outdated and that's exactly what happened in Ghana," says Todd Moss, development scholar and blogger at the Center for Global Development in Washington.
Consequently, the NGE with respect to base year t0 can be calculated as (7) NG E t 0 (J t ) = 1 2 (1 − condG D t 0 (J t ) ).
Because the homeless authority has refined its methodology over the years and expanded its volunteer base, year-over-year comparisons can be misleading.
