Sentence examples for general one year from inspiring English sources

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The brief was actually filed by James Ho, Cruz's successor as Texas solicitor general, one year after Cruz left that office to return to private law practice.

Evaluated by the DXA technique and the HSA software, a general one-year school-based exercise program for 7 9-year-old pre-pubertal girls seems not to influence the structure of the hip.

In Ireland, Mullally et al. found a significant decline in cigarette consumption among bar workers and a significant drop in smoking prevalence in the general population one year after a nationwide ban on workplace smoking in March 2004 [ 67].

Statistics on deceased people are regularly published by Statistics Netherlands, with in general a one year time lag.

This study reports the novel finding that patients without postoperative psychiatric disorders achieved a HRQOL comparable to the general population one year after bariatric surgery; while patients with postoperative psychiatric disorders did not reach the HRQOL level of the general population.

One Nation or a divided country; that is the choice before us in the elections ahead and in the general election one year away.

The party's result at the general election one year later was even worse than the rebels had feared: the party lost 49 of the 57 seats it had won in 2010, and its vote share plummeted by nearly two-thirds.

Patients without postoperative psychiatric disorders achieved a HRQOL comparable to the general population one year after bariatric surgery.

We used the most recent plasma creatinine measurement from an outpatient clinic or general practitioner one year to seven days before the current hospitalization to compute eGFR [ 19].

This study was a part of a larger study to assess the impact of incentive payments on general practice performance one year before (2004) and one year after (2005) the introduction of the general medical service contract in 2004 [ 14].