Sentence examples similar to during that given year from inspiring English sources

Students at Robert M. Shoemaker High School, named after a retired four-star general who still lives here, know that during any given year they or someone they know will probably be notified that a soldier — their soldier — has died.

The energy content, transformity of the materials, and services were based on Table 1; the economic content was based on cash payments of these two rice production systems according to the price during the given years.

These extensive data allowed them to estimate how many of the juvenile salmon that migrated during a given year survived.

Thus, we attribute the values of the financial variables at the end of the period to the issuances of the bank that take place during the months of the following year, since it is sensible to assume that the decisions during a given year will depend on the financial situation at the beginning of the year.

She said one of the most successful innovations of the Web site is a remake of the Discontinued Items section, which now suggests replacements for the many products that are shelved during a given year.

We assumed that the relapse probabilities during a given year were constant.

In 20 of the 75 health centres (27%) situated in districts that declared an epidemic during a given year, a localised epidemic was identified by RT@HC at least one week earlier than the district declared the epidemic.

Only about one-third of ND25+ controls worked in any given year during the follow-up period, and just over half (55 per cent) had ever worked during that 5-year period.

Again, please note that not all courses will necessarily be offered during a given year; refer to explorecourses.stanford.edu for course schedules.

Please note that not all courses will necessarily be offered during a given year; refer to explorecourses.stanford.edu for course schedules.

The annual risk estimates take into account the amount of biosolids exposure during a given year as well as the target population that is exposed.