Of course, Merriman can serve as a one-year quick fix to bolster a defense that is both porous against the run and having difficulty generating a pass rush.
For example, the York Health Economics Consortium has estimated that a Scottish Government investment of £6.8 million in developing telecare delivered £11.2 million of savings in one year due to quicker hospital discharge, less unplanned admissions, reduced sleepover care and less home check visits (Beale, Sanderson and Kruger 2009).
Her students have the option of going through it quicker, and most complete it in one year.
After returning from a quick trip to Mexico where they celebrated their one year anniversary, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez spent another romantic weekend together -- this time in the nation's capital.
1978 99 TURBO These quick, sporty models were sold in America for just one year and in only three colors (red, black or silver).
An urban Nigerian health center increased coverage of children fully vaccinated by one year of age by 18% in 1982 through reducing wait times by creating a quick immunization line [ 22].
He was brash, opinionated, witty and quick with one-liners, a popular banquet speaker who made 286 appearances in one year.
"However, the writer should be quick to act," he said, "since such clauses are typically enforceable for only up to one year after closing".
It was 2011, not "one year".
The primary outcome measure is the Quick-DASH (Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand) score, which reflects both function and pain after one year [ 15].
A quick examination of the data in Table 1 provides some immediate insights and underlines how useful stability data can be, particularly if it is collated beyond one year.
