Sentence examples for based on prior year from inspiring English sources

The constant known, they can derive a pro-forma age/sex weighted budget for each individual practice based on prior year prescribing costs.

The 2003 diagnostic cost group (DxCG) score was calculated based on prior year diagnoses and procedures [DxCG Inc., Waltham, MA].

The content was also sensitive; many women may not have been ready to change, or they could have changed partners already, since receipt of this risk factor was based on prior year IPV (whether with a current or prior partner).

Based on prior years' proceeds, he said, the hospital stands to make "at least $100,000".

School districts will not receive performance ratings this year, and elementary and middle school teacher evaluations that would have been based on 2016 student test scores will instead be based on prior years' achievement data.

Estimated premiums are an underwriter's best guess as to what future premiums must be to adequately cover estimated future claims, based on prior years' claims.

Prior to being acquired, the company had a P/E of 42, based on prior-year earnings, versus a multiple of 33 for the S&P midcap 400.

Third, the current 12-month study may require a longer study duration to conclude definitively the healthcare cost-saving effects of CDSMP; however, we expect to see sustainable effects of reducing ER visits based on prior 2-year study [ 4].

The annual incidence of CAP in older adults in the study area is estimated at approximately 10 per 1000 person-year based on prior population-based studies among elderly people in the same study area [ 34, 35].

Ofqual achieves comparable outcomes through complex calculations based on "prior attainment" of a year-group, taking previous key stage and GCSE results to gauge the relative ability of each year's cohort of students and allowing it to adjust individual subject grade boundaries in response.

Compared with the European societies that offer paid maternity leave of up to a year (with benefits based on prior earnings) as well as child benefits (cash payments per child not contingent on poverty), America has not done much to spread the costs of motherhood.