Sentence examples for measurement years from inspiring English sources

However, since the measurement years were not always the same for all plots, the total number of periods was 13.

Predictions of the monthly scintillation amplitude are calculated for the average measurement years at 0.01% of the time.

Switchgrass planted on degraded soil (shallow topsoil treatment) resulted in greater Ks, S, qs (quasi-steady infiltration rate) and Kfs (field-saturated hydraulic conductivity) values than with row crop management for both 2014 and 2015 measurement years.

We found that germinant (trees < 0.15 m tall) densities were greatest in year 2 (71.6 stems m−2) but were present in all measurement years (0, 2, 6, and 12 years post-harvest), suggesting a continuous influx of tree seedlings on site.

The mean time-weighted average (TWA) (0.11 0.13  μT) and mean geometric mean (GM) (0.073 0.082  μT) were similar across the three measurement years (Foliart et al, 2002).

A sampling bias cannot be ruled out although this would be consistent in each of the four measurement years and should not have affected the time-trends or associations reported here.

Secular variation studies generally deal with observatory annual means and/or with repeat station data that are reduced to the middle of the measurement year.

"On October 20, 2016, we received draft Debt-To-Earnings (DTE) ratios from the Department of Education for the first measurement year.

The measurement year ends in July, when visibility is best, because clouds often gather in the region much of the rest of the year, making satellite imagery difficult to collect.

The school health records included measurements of height, weight, and time of measurement (year and month).

However, the relatively early measurement of fibrinogen and CRP (year 7) compared to lung function measurement (year 20) ensures that the exposure of systemic inflammation predated, by more than a decade, our principle outcome measurements.