Sentence examples for for each individual year from inspiring English sources

Percentage changes for each individual year are available upon request.

As a result, a very large number of sites (>114,000) with 8 dominant soil types and a climatic variability expressed in the data of 5 climate stations (Figure 7) was converted into 175 different data units (35 soil and nFK classes × 5 climate zones) to be processed for each individual year (1981 to 2007).

A quantitative assessment of the climate impact of the European diesel car boom would necessitate a complex computer modelling, yet even basic variables, such as the number of diesel cars equipped with particulate filters for each individual year starting 1999 is not available.

Table 2 highlights the distribution of the VR availability measures across all application month-agency observations included in our analysis (for all first-time non-beneficiary applications in 2002 through 2005); the results for each individual year (not reported) are quite similar.

A search was performed in May 2006 using the abbreviated journal title restricted to the date range January 1 to December 31 for each individual year (2003, 2004 or 2005) and Randomized Controlled Trial for type of article.

Drug costs for DMARDs and GCs were calculated based on official prices for each individual year.

HOS data files include weights matching the Australian Bureau of Statistics Estimated Residential Population data for South Australia in each individual year and are designed for reporting results for 5 year age groups by sex and crude, total population outcomes.

Patients with no such information available were considered "lost to follow up" Mortality per 1000 patient years was calculated for each individual study unit in each calendar year, as is done by USRDS, by dividing the number of deaths in each individual year by the total time in years that the patients were treated by HD in that calendar year, and multiplying by 1000.

To account for the random variability of precipitation data and to avoid a trend that could affect crop growth and development, the random modifications were replicated 32 times for each individual weather year and for each inaccuracy case that was considered.

The observed time-based breakthrough curves for an individual year depend significantly on the actual rainfall pattern for that year.

Conceptually this is equivalent to spinning a roulette wheel for each individual for each year such that the proportion of reds on the wheel is exactly the same as his or her Framingham risk estimate.