Sentence examples for one per annum from inspiring English sources

Conversely, if the TTHM concentration was consistently < 50% of the standard, a reduced frequency of a minimum of one per annum could be used.

Originally, Black just wanted a place to release recordings that fall outside the "one album per annum" schedule of labels such as Cooking Vinyl, which has released much of Black's solo work.

Most older adults living in LTC (60%) will sustain at least one fall per annum [ 3].

Figure 4 figure supplement 4 compares these national estimates to the annual case incidence data from all countries for which at least one case per annum was estimated by Alvar et al. (2012).

It has succeeded in reducing water use by over one billion litres per annum since 2007.

It was assumed then that oil prices would go ever up, and the incoming Conservative government launched a plan to build one nuclear reactor per annum for 10 years.

A GP in England, with an average list size of 2000 patients, will only see one or two new patients with lung cancer, one with breast cancer and one with colorectal cancer per annum.

These are those where at least one case per 1,000,000 inhabitants per annum (but less than one case per 10,000 inhabitants) has been observed during the past 5 years.

For a 45p minimum unit price, moderate drinkers on average were barely affected in terms of both mean consumption and mean spending (a reduction of 1.6 units less than one pint of beer per annum and an increase in spending per annum of 90p). Figure 2 illustrates the 45-fold greater effectiveness of a 45p minimum unit price over a ban on below cost selling in terms of reductions in consumption.

If you cut physicians' net incomes by 20percentt, it's a difference of one-tenth of 1percentt per annum in the growth rate of health care costs over 20 years.

NSW has approximately 95,000 births per annum (one-third of all Australian births), of which fewer than 0.5% are home births.