Sentence examples for equivalent years from inspiring English sources

Eighteen baboon cervical spine specimens distributed across the developmental spectrum (1 26 human equivalent years) were dissected into osteoligamentous functional spinal units.

Under the so-called single-pay salary schedule, teachers with equivalent years of experience and educational attainment now receive the same salary, irrespective of how much their students are actually learning or whether they teach in underserved schools.

Incidence of haemorrhagic stroke was much lower for males in Oxfordshire as compared to the equivalent years for SLSR study (2003/04).

As a measure of equivalent years of life lost (YLL) due to illness or disease, DALY loss quantifies overall disease costs (impacts) due to both mortality and morbidity.

The DALY extends the concept of potential years of life lost due to premature death (PYLL) to include equivalent years of "healthy" life lost by virtue of being in states other than good health.

Median for a high incidence area was 42 μg/100 ml in 1967 and 30.0 in 1971; for a low incidence area, 33 and 20 μg/100 ml in the equivalent years.

In its most recent fiscal quarter, Box showed revenue growth, and falling losses, again compared to the equivalent year-ago period.

In other words, years of foreign-obtained schooling can be transformed into Canadian-equivalent years using the relative return to schooling as s ¯ i j = β ^ j β ^ can S i j (5).

Years of education in one country may not be equivalent to years of education in another country (Puente 1990).

Our security lapses have given China the equivalent of years of research in military technology.

The mean age of the two groups was equivalent (20 years).