Sentence examples for beyond five years of from inspiring English sources

My father was born in a village in India...and only 3 of his 11 siblings survived beyond five years of life.

The percentages of self-administered questionnaires (standard and large print formats) increased from 63% in the first year of enrollment to 77% beyond five years of enrollment.

Data on utilization of long-term follow-up care beyond five years of breast cancer patients are relatively rare as well as on factors associated with the utilization of long-term follow-up care [ 7, 11].

The determination of age-specific survival rates and long-term survival (beyond five years) of individual animals is crucial for the effective monitoring and management of wild pinniped populations [ 1, 2] and for the assessment of success and impact of stranded animal rehabilitation programs [ 3].

The incidence rate ratio was highest in the shortest term users (1-4 years: 1.20, 0.96 to 1.22), and beyond five years of use numbers were only slightly raised, and there was no dose-response effect with increasing years of subscription (table 2).

The Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) showed that 98.3% of women treated for early-stage breast disease survive five or more years, while only 83.5% of women diagnosed with regional breast cancer and 23.3% of those with distant breast cancer survive beyond five years of the initial diagnosis [ 2].

Identification of a GEFS+ family requires diagnosis through multiple generations of febrile seizures that persist beyond six years of age.

A randomized clinical trial of 495 women found last spring that beyond three years of therapy no further gains were seen in bone density.

"It was a time of nerves," Oates writes of her childhood, in the nineteen-forties, in a family in which "no one had (yet) gone beyond eight years of schooling," with parents whose lives were shaped by a "premature and violent death".

The UK government has published a whitepaper — some two years in the baking — where it sets out its fuzzy thinking in an attempt to move beyond two years of Brexit fudge by squashing its warring factions behind a compromise customs arrangement to try to live up to its promise of a "future relationship with the European Union", i.e. without lashings of fudge.

This created the problem of how to classify the category 'possible justified' for treatment beyond two years of patients with a recurrent depression, while most guidelines recommend several years and only for a (non-specified) subgroup lifelong treatment.