Sentence examples for interval of six years from inspiring English sources
The initial sample of this study comprised 5562 children (10.4% migraine, 24.0% TTH); after an interval of six years, 1155 of these subjects subsequently studied as adolescents (18.6% migraine, 57.5% TTH).
In addition, the interval of six years between these cycles seems too short to produce a detectable change in the way women perceive and express their distress.
Among 959 previously screened women, over 70% in every age group reported a Pap smear within the last three years and few reported an interval of six years or more.
There have been a total of eight drops, occurring at an average interval of ten years.
Reading it again recently, though, after an interval of fifteen years, it seemed a different book — very funny, for starters, a trait one is liable to forget because of the novel's melancholy arc.
So it bucks the trend that next spring the British embassy in El Salvador will reopen after an interval of nine years.
For the first time in Chinese history, the Ming rulers regularly adopted only one reign name (nianhao) each; the sole exception was the sixth emperor, who had two reigns separated by an interval of eight 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.
This isn't like Hitchcock having another crack at "The Man Who Knew Too Much," as he did after an interval of twenty-two yeand, and conjuring a very different result; it isn't even like Gus Van Sant reheating "Psycho" in color, as he did in 1998; it's like Hitchcock himself shooting "Psycho" all over again, in 1970, somewhere off an Autobahn outside Graz.
