Sentence examples for interval of five years from inspiring English sources

Mass balance of the main alloying elements (Mn, Si, Cu, Fe) was carried out at increasing levels of recycling rate, corresponding to a temporal interval of five years.

Since there may be an interval of five years between this survey and the appearance of the new car in the dealers' showrooms, there is a distinct element of risk, as illustrated by the Ford Motor Company's Edsel of the late 1950s.

For example, in the data we analyzed here we used registrations in a time interval of five years preceding time of death.

Owing to gradual implementation and a screening interval of five years only, our data do not include results from the second round.

One might expect the same effect for cholesterol screening, but in combination with adjustment for covariates, the interval of five years may mitigate the effect of interaction by age group.

For women with a recommended screening interval of five years (ages 50-64 years), we assumed no early or late re-screening but that all women would re-attend every five years.

In this example all women were screened from age 30 years and at intervals of five years until age 60 years.

The low long term risks of CIN3+ among women who tested negative in HPV screening, support screening intervals of five years for such women.

Table 4 provides the trends of the 25th and 75th percentiles of age-at-death by population categories: rural-urban and female-male at intervals of five years during the period of 1970 2007.

In other circumstances, utilities are required to test for specific substances only at intervals of five years or more, and detected substances must be reported only in the year for which they were tested.

There have been a total of eight drops, occurring at an average interval of ten years.