Sentence examples for minute per year from inspiring English sources

"One minute per year of age is a good rule of thumb," the AAO says.

After age 25 30, for example, the average man's maximum attainable heart rate declines by about one beat per minute, per year, and his heart's peak capacity to pump blood drifts down by 5%10%% per decade.

Frost recommends this for kids between 2 and 6 years old, and suggests keeping them there for one minute per year of age, and ignoring them while they are there.

I am not a fan of the modern timeout (a minute per year) because it usually invites more shame and drama than the initial infraction, but if you can commit to removing your child to one place for certain infractions while remaining warm and loving, timeouts can be highly effective.

After age of 30 the average person's maximum attainable heart rate declines by about one beat per minute, per year, and the heart's peak capacity to pump blood drifts down by 5-105-10% decade.

However, spring is currently being reduced by approximately one minute per year, and winter by about one-half minute per year.

Reporting online today in Nature, the other team of researchers said the asteroid, which has a diameter of about 1400 meters, managed one extra rotation per orbit around the sun within a timeframe of only 40 years--a gain of more than 4 minutes per year.

In addition, pharmacists and RNs spend an average of 47.3 and 40.7 minutes per year in IV PCA related training.

Downtime is measured in increments not of minutes per year, but of entire hours at a time, and users seem inured to the inevitability of such failures.

And with the average power drill used only about 12 minutes per year, Krimmel realised that a site that allowed for an easy exchange of goods would catch on, and so she launched NeighborGoods.

"If a school counselor is spending eight minutes per year with a student, it's so much easier for those biases to play in, because you don't know that individual very well," Mr. Sklarow said.