Sentence examples for for every additional year from inspiring English sources

One 2006 study predicted replenishment would cost $12 billion plus $5 billion for every additional year the marines stayed in Iraq.

The longer they have lived in the property, the greater the discount; for every additional year someone has rented a house, they will qualify for an extra 1% discount, or 2% if they live in a flat.

Finally, he looked for correlations between the two averages.What he discovered was that, for every additional year of back-issues of a journal available online, the average age of the articles cited from that journal fell by a month.

For nonverbal skills, we find a significant impact of skilled job tenure that implies an increase of 0.14 SD for every additional year of skilled job tenure.

The probability of willingness to participate in MSP decreases by 7.6percentt for every additional year added to the age of the household head (Table 9).

While brain age estimates varied only little in controls, significant changes were detected in meditators: for every additional year over fifty, meditators' brains were estimated to be an additional 1 month and 22 days younger than their chronological age.

In the USA, Arday et al. [ 9] (2003, more than 130,000 elderly respectively more than 8,600 impaired) found a decrease in physical HRQoL of 0.45 points respectively 0.29 points for every additional life year.

The model set mean age at 77.3 years and for every additional 10 years overall cognitive ability was 3.5% lower.

During and before the outbreak, the age-specific rates of GIH events exhibited similar positive trends; on average, daily rates increased by 0.44 GIH events per 100,000 persons for every 10 additional years of age (p=0.001).

Among adults, older participants estimated lower calorie content (0.91 (0.88 to 0.95) per 10 years), meaning that for every additional 10 years of age, participants estimated 9% lower calorie content compared with the younger adults.

Among the participants, death risk went up by 7% for every additional two years of being obese (with a body mass index of 30 or more).