Sentence examples for measures years from inspiring English sources

On a scale that measures years of able-bodied life lost, almost 80 percent of the world's cancer burden is now on poor and middle-income countries, said Dr. Julio Frenk, dean of the Harvard School of Public Health.

The biggest concern with the analysis in Tables 1 and 2 is that the instruments (i.e., other skill measures, years of schooling and parental background) are unlikely to capture exogenous variation in numeracy skills because they are themselves associated with higher wages.

In others … "I sometimes think a bakery measures years like dogs," Silverton says.

Correlations between VEGF-A levels and quantitative clinical measures (years of MS disease duration, EDSS, MSSS), age and correlations between VEGF-A in CSF mononuclear cells and PBMCs were analyzed with Spearman's rank test and non-linear regression for curve fit and the Kruskal-Wallis' test for multiple comparisons.

30 A recent study by Fontaine et al 33 measures years of life lost due to obesity, controlling for demographic and other factors affecting morbidity.

"In contrast, local authorities have presided over schools which have been in special measures year on year and done nothing.

The levels of toxic chemicals -- measured years, even decades, after the veterans were aboard the C-123s -- were likely much higher immediately after the war, researchers said.

Interviewing does not work well for detailed clinical characteristics, especially laboratory values measured years earlier.

It has been shown that some factors in early infancy affect the cognitive outcome measured years later.

Serum CEA levels measured years before clinical diagnosis showed a positive correlation with risk of cancer [ 34, 35].

Second, we were not able to measure years of provider experience caring for HIV patients prior to employment with KP.