Sentence examples similar to long term calendar from inspiring English sources

Last week the UK's gilt market suffered heavy falls and a rise in yields, a result of turmoil caused by the Federal Reserve's decision to drop long-term calendar guidance on the direction of interest rates in favour of a new, less predictable outcome: the 6.5% unemployment threshold.

A long-term calendar is also available.

Each point in the plane thus represents the departure from the long term mean of one calendar year's observed data.

The predicted 5-,10 and 15 year excess mortality for the two outcomes for women aged 55, 65 and 75 years at diagnosis are shown as a function of year of diagnosis in figure 4. The bottom two graphs suggests a reduction in both short and long term remaining excess mortality over calendar time whereas no such trend is evident for the excess CVD mortality (top graphs).

The data below covers the current Long-Term Arrangement calendar period.

40 Discussion may tend to focus around the treatment calendar and ignore the long term.

Interviewers trained in the use of calendars and memory probing improved the long term recall of PA, hinting at approaches that could be used in standardized survey questions such as calendar based prompts.

We controlled for calendar year to deal with potential long term confounding by body mass index.

To control for seasonality and long term trend we also included in the model a smooth function of calendar date based on splines, estimated separately for each conurbation.

It consisted of three calendars used simultaneously, showing different cycles (yearly, 50 yearly and long term).

For detailed calendar dates, see the summer term calendar.