Sentence examples for one-year time span from inspiring English sources

Mark Avery, director of conservation at the RSPB, said: "It's difficult to draw any hard and fast conclusions from a short one-year time span, but this certainly makes for some depressing reading".

According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the U.S. Department of Justice reports that 797,500 children are reported missing in a one-year time span; at least 100 of those children end up murdered.

However, because we consider a one-year time span and do not attempt to capture the early dynamics of disease outbreaks, our results are most directly relevant to endemic and chronic infections, with prolonged periods of infectivity of affected animals.

Consecutive patients of a private dental practice during a one-year time span were considered eligible.

On the other hand, the absence of an age-related increase in utilization may also be due to the one-year time span of this study, since frequent utilizers may die at an earlier age.

Our analysis over a one year time span showed no major shifts in parasite distributions, and hence was indicative for temporal stability.

We excluded a few patients (n = 4) whose admission date was erroneously recorded to be later than the hip fracture operation or discharge date, and patients with more than one year time span between hospital admission and discharge (n = 2).

Since our studies were conducted over a one to two year time span (Table 1), we were not able to assess the contribution of longer term personal-ambient trends to total error.

Here, we delivered MRSA surveillance data from over a twenty-year time span in one of the largest healthcare systems in the United States.

But there is little evolution evidenced during this 15-year time span.

Within an eight year time span, the price of an advanced degree has increased considerably.