Sentence examples for intake year from inspiring English sources

Considering that recent reports estimate that the U.S. healthcare system spends approximately $1 trillion every year battling the effects of high sugar consumption, it would certainly be wise to find ways to minimize sugar intake year round.

Undergraduate examination results for the year of intake, Year 1 (academic year 2009 2010) and the following, Year 2 (academic year 2010 2011) were examined and their association with the selection criteria of LCE and Health Professions Admission Test (HPAT-Ireland) determined.

Of the 2005 to 2007 intake years, 52 of 63 graduates (83%) were interviewed.

Implementation itself provided curriculum organisers with insight into dealing with the second intake of Year 1 students and with subsequent years of study.

The jail struggles with testing the 100,000 or so who pass through its intake each year.

Just 2.7% of full-time undergraduates at Oxford in 2008/09 – around 75 students out of a total intake that year of around 2,875 – were from those disadvantaged areas.

"Student engagement is a real issue today – colleges will have an intake each year and there will be a sizeable drop out rate across each college," explains Andrew West, co-founder of Wambiz.

To reduce this bias, cases were asked about their usual fluid intake a year before diagnosis.

All models were adjusted for a priori identified covariates: age; sex; ethnicity; total energy intake; survey year.

The study duration is 2.5 years with 1.5 years of intake and 1 year of follow-up.

Information on alcohol intake, smoking, years of education, and social class was obtained by self-report questionnaires, as described in the Supplemental Material (doi 10.1289/ehp.0901541).