Sentence examples for mean one year from inspiring English sources

It goes without saying that One Year On doesn't really mean one year on.

I mean one year after the liberation of Iraq, the revenues of the oil stream is pretty darn significant.

All women who received the modified technique were given a questionnaire to fill out after a certain number of months had elapsed (mean one year).

The one year survival rate of ART restorations in permanent teeth in the present study is also lower than the mean one year survival rate (96%) reported in the meta-analysis on ART procedures based on (randomized) controlled clinical trials [ 14].

For example, based on the results of a recent systematic review [ 8], the mean one year prevalence of low back pain is 38.0 ± 19.4% (standard deviation), while associated direct (e.g. medical bills) and indirect (e.g. financial compensation) costs of low back pain add up to several billions of dollars yearly in countries like Canada and the US.

Mean one year survival time for the combined cohort was 328 days (SD 48 days).

He did not say whether a "long campaign" meant one year or 10. "We will rally the world to this cause, by our efforts and by our courage," the president said.

This means one year's rent in Austin will cost you $13,488, without factoring in the cost of utilities and such.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has yet to reveal its analysis of April temperatures, but if its findings line up with NASA's, that'll mean one full year of record-hot months.

In order to detect a clinically relevant difference in shoulder function (35% differences in means) one year after randomization between the intervention and control group, 64 participants are needed – 32 in each group.

All World Series-winning teams face the prospect of regression to the mean, meaning one-year great performances inevitably, eventually, pull back to career norms.