Sentence examples for considerable year from inspiring English sources

Siepielski et al. (2009) found considerable year to year variation in both strength and direction of selection for morphological traits, and this may also hold true for height.

However, there is considerable year to year variability, and a seroprotection rate of 11% was reported in a study done during the 1993 1994 season among adults ≥65 years of age when the H1N1 vaccine strain was A/Texas/36/91 [ 20].

Results so far reveal considerable year-to-year variability in populations of Leadbeater's Possum (Gymnobelideus leadbeateri), the Mountain Brushtail Possum (Trichosurus cunninghamii), and the Greater Glider (Petauroides volans).

Thus, considerable year-to-year variation within each state makes it difficult to make definitive statements about the causal effect of the policy change despite the very large sample sizes in the College Board.

For France, the picture is less clear, with considerable year-to-year jumps in the position of the French Beveridge curve (to the extent that no shift cannot be excluded).

This is the case of the dry land in Chile's central-southern zone, where forestry, farming and livestock activities must adapt to precipitation with considerable year-on-year variations.

In our current trial, we had five senior and five junior nurses with considerable years of practice and experience, and more than half of them did not have recent triage course re-certification.

Clearly, benthic communities experience considerable year-to-year variability.

Regional trends could not be assessed because of considerable year-to-year variation in PM by region.

Such data should not be interpreted to mean that actual prevalence is permanently declining, since measurement issues engender considerable year-to-year variation in the sample prevalence.

At the flock level, considerable year-to-year variation in perinatal mortality has been observed, particularly when lambing occurs outdoors and ewes and lambs are exposed to varying weather conditions [ 9, 10].