Sentence examples for one time per year from inspiring English sources

High SMZ degradation by indigenous soil microbes was observed in laboratory experiments after long-term application of SMZ to the field (one time per year for 10 years).

The yearly mean drenching rate in both kids and adult goats was one time per year.

For child care centers, 29 states visit centers one time per year, 16 states visit 2 times per year, and 6 states visit 3 or more times per year for routine inspections.

Weekly malaria positivity rate has exceeded 5% (threshold for pre-elimination) one time per year in both 2010 and 2012 (maximum weekly positivity of 10% among patients ≥ 5 years of age).

The desire for continued learning though follow-up sessions was cited most often, as illustrated by these comments: "Maybe offer continuing or follow-up training to keep us fresh," and "Refresher courses one time per year where each participant could perhaps bring an example to present to others".

Some states will only amend a visitation schedule one time per year, and other states require incomes to change at least 10 percent before amending child support or alimony.

It's a one-time-per-year event, after all – meaning, it can only go so far in terms of convincing new users to give the streaming service a try.

Well, leaving aside the statistical fine points, it's clear that if X causes Y about one time per million people per year, you are VERY unlikely to discern that in a study of ten, 100, or even 10,000 people.

Additionally one might speculate that local residents perform their alpine sports activity throughout the year and not only at one time point per year.

Although diffusion rates varied across time slices, those estimates were always less than one meter per year.

Uncertainty analysis indicated a 94.7% probability that vaccination would be cost effective according to a criterion of one times per capita gross domestic product per life year saved, and a 97.8% probability that it would be cost effective according to a criterion of three times per capita gross domestic product.