Sentence examples for month corresponding to from inspiring English sources
Another popular festival held in Chamba is the "Minjar Mela", held on the second Sunday of the Shravana month, corresponding to the month of August in the Gregorian calendar.
The month continuously varies from 0 to 12, with the 0th month corresponding to the beginning of YS.
U.S. oil producers are compensated for their output based on the value of the futures contract for the month corresponding to the delivery of the oil.
Following Diebold and Li (2006), we used various econometric procedures to forecast the beta parameters (left{ {beta _0,beta _1,beta _2 } right} ) with horizons of 1 year and 1 month (corresponding to 260 and 22 trading days, respectively).
Interestingly, the greatest drop in Ab levels was observed in all individuals just two months after ITN introduction in April 2006, the month corresponding to the peak anti-IgG level before ITNs (P<0.001 for April 2006 compared to March-April 2005 and P<0.0001 for April 2006 compared to May 2005).
There were 1,680 (7.4%) HCWs with 2,310 SIs that occurred during one month, corresponding to 11 SIs per 100 hospital bed in a single month.
And note in particular the big plunge in August, corresponding to the S&P downgrade.
The ban will affect certain shipments of fresh coriander from Puebla from April to August, corresponding to the timing of the recent outbreaks.
Of the total area, ca. 3,500 km2 (extending from Taklang la towards the Tso Kar and pastures around Tso Moriri) was used by livestock from May to September, corresponding to 165 consecutive grazing days (Figures 4a and 5a).
They performed a statistically based water-balance model of the river that showed that net precipitation was highest in March, April, and May, corresponding to high discharge rates in the river, and existing water demands were highest in March, June, July, and August.
They were mown twice a year, early in June and September, corresponding to the typical management of extensively used hay meadows in the region.
