Sentence examples for long term month from inspiring English sources

Their typical values and long term (month or year scale) or short term (day and hour in a day) variations are predicted by ionospheric forecast software like LOCAPI [8].

For the long term, May failed to spell out what she wants – largely because her cabinet cannot agree.

We believe Groupon is the break-out leader in the massive local commerce space and its investment in data will be a critical ingredient in its long term march to build a meaningful and foundational company.

Although a large proportion of subjects reduced their smoking by more than 50%, there was no statistically significant difference between Active and Placebo groups, either at short-term (Week 6 through Month 4) or long-term (Month 6 through Month 12) follow-up (Table 2; Figure 2).

They seek to work out long-term, month-by-month game plans and stick with them, even in difficult times.

Dumfries and Galloway, where Kirkcudbright can be found, saw its wettest August since records began in 1914 289.7mmmm of rain fell last month, more than double the long-term August average of 108.3mm.

The rest of DNOW's management are all long-term NOV executives.

The South East and central southern part of the country is usually fairly dry with a long-term January average of 80.1mm (3.1in) rainfall.

"Mr. Watson does not think that the business recession will go deep enough to interrupt the long-term march of progress toward efficiency," reported Forbes.

This book presents a reconstruction of the history of well-being on the European continent with special attention to the European Union, as people from Europe have a history of a long-term march towards well-being.

The long-term (month-to-month) variability increased when shortening the administration interval from 4 to 2 weeks, and this change was predicted by the increased reticulocyte long-term (month-to-month) variability (primary outcome).