Sentence examples for by a yearly average from inspiring English sources
Though outpatient Medicaid costs increased by a yearly average of $2,656 per unit in the two years after placement, the study said, that figure included the high initial cost of stabilizing the health of homeless people who had long been living on the street, and was more than offset by the decline in inpatient stays.
Unsurprisingly, white men earn the most at $136,000 per year on average, followed by Asian men making a yearly average of $135,000.
Before the addition of DFA for picornavirus and hMPV, the rate of viral detection was dominated by the RSV season, with a yearly average rate of 35%, peaks of up to 64% (average 46%) in winter seasons, and troughs as low as 4% (average 16%) during summer time.
The price of petrol is a yearly average calculated by the Swedish Petroleum and Biofuels Institute (SPBI), an association of propellant fuel and lubricant companies in Sweden.
Each patient was dispensed, on a yearly average, 3.8 (SD: 5.6) medications of which 66% were prescribed by the study physician (Table 1).
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch all receive a yearly average of more than 2,000 hours of sunshine.
Although we averaged those estimates to obtain a yearly average effect, because that is relevant to a pollutant with an annual average standard, we began with different effects by season, which were significant.
Water availability was reduced greatly between the late 1970s and the 1990s because of irrigation programs in the catchment area, which exhausted the groundwater aquifer, and their effects on plants were mediated by decreasing yearly average flooding and its variability.
