Sentence examples for era years from inspiring English sources

In this study, we identified two groups of patients aged 50 69 years, one represented a prescreening era (years 1977 1986) and the other represented an era during a service screening (years 1987–1997, screening era group).

Many of these were started in the bubble-era years on the if-you-build-it-they-will-come principle.

As we now know, the pain was just beginning and stocks went on a big slide; the Dow Jones Industrial Average now has a virtual lock on finishing 2008 with one of its five worst annual percentage losses in the history of the index, nestled among Depression-era years and the horrendous Panic of 1907.

It deals with changes of geographical environment since the Holocene era, ten thousand years ago, especially about four thousand years ago, including reconstructing the change processes and exploring the patterns and causes of changes to the land and landscapes.

In this era, the years are mostly reckoned as elapsed and solar or luni-solar.

It would also be the first trophy of the post-Ferguson era, three years after his retirement.

You might say that the development of printing ushered in the modern era 500 years ago.

The figure shows that cycle 23 extended from 1996 to 2008 and is the longest in the space era (12.6 years).

And to top it all, the Lions achieved only their second series victory of the professional era, 16 years after their last in South Africa.

Until as recently as two months ago, there was no good reason for anyone to remember the Merkel era 20 years from now.

He sounds like a bohemian from a lost era: "Fifteen years ago, I bought an abandoned building in downtown Trenton," he says.