Sentence examples for mean of three years from inspiring English sources

The data used in this report constitutes a subset of patients who underwent primary THR or TKR and who completed pre-operative HRQoL questionnaires along with a question regarding their preference for a mode of questionnaire at a mean of three years (1.5 to 6) after surgery.

Relatively better P availability and lower soil EC with MSWC-8 + RDF-50RDF-50%esignificantlyicantly higher mean (of three year) grain yield of mustard (2.38 Mg ha− 1) and pearl millet (2.44 Mg ha− 1) over RDF-100RDF-100%

The series was followed for a mean of five years (range of patient follow-up: 1 82 months).

Furthermore, the study includes over 4000 women with a mean of seven years follow-up.

Participants' length of employment as a PHI ranged from one year to thirty-five years, with a mean of thirteen years.

The age of the patients in our study ranged between one and 18 years, with a mean of five years.

The relatives of respondents had diabetes for a mean of seven years and were treated with diet alone (18%), tablets (60%) or insulin (22%).

Our data contrast with a previous report from the Women's Health Study in which migraine with aura was not associated with increased risk of haemorrhagic stroke after a mean of nine years of follow-up.

Of a total of 35 patients with pathological fractures, Fuchs et al described the development of a late pathological fracture in 21 (60%) at a mean of four years after treatment with radiation.

17 The results from a randomized clinical trial of calcium and vitamin D supplementation versus placebo among postmenopausal women for a mean of seven years showed no detectable effect on breast cancer risk.

At a younger age around a mean of thirteen years school fear showed also an association with aggressive behaviour that was different from controls and later at a mean age of sixteen years truancy was amalgamated with some features of internalizing problems that again were different from controls.