Sentence examples for closest year from inspiring English sources

That's more than double the 2006 median cost of $6,195 for a viewing and burial, the closest year for which data is available from the National Funeral Directors Association.

The national population census is conducted every 10 years and Year 2000 is the closest year before the Wenchuan Earthquake.

For each year t m where the 20 24 age bracket is missing, we take data from the closest year t c with complete data.

Based on those data, Dell et al. (2007) extrapolated population wealth estimates from the wealth of tax filers, assuming that non-filers' share of wealth in years with incomplete data coverage is identical to their share in the closest year with complete coverage.

In any year t h where the presence of this exceptional individual likely skewed the data (1999 2010), we change the wealth owned by the top wealth bracket in the respective age group using data from the closest year t y where this individual was not present.

Data from 2006 were used for all country-level variables, or the closest year if data were unavailable for 2006.

In years where rates were still missing, the average of two closest years was computed.

What better model is there for Democrats in the closing year of Ronald Reagan's Presidency?

"It's a very close year - every album could be a winner," said William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Averaging opening and closing year asset values, the 2005 return looks to be about 4.9%.

His closing years were full of gloom.