Sentence examples for point of years from inspiring English sources

Moving to have "Earth Independent" colonies on the Red Planet will be the end point of years of research, the agency has said, but it plans for that to be complete by the 2030s.

The best-known challenger, Mr. Powell, whose father Mr. Rangel defeated 40 years ago to start his Congressional career, was especially confrontational, accusing Mr. Rangel at one point of "years and years of corruption".

ASMR of each township was calculated, and all townships were also divided into three groups in each significant and nonsignificant category based on cut-off point of years 2010.

The point prevalence of diagnosed ADHD was calculated each year by dividing the number of patients with ADHD on 1st July (mid-year point) of that year by the total number of patients registered in CPRD on that date.

The most common choice was a starting point of 70 years and an interval of 2 3 years.

The cut-off point of 7 years was chosen, as the last available measures of investments were at 5 years 5 months.

The cut-off point of 3 years was selected because this approximated to the average disease duration of 5 years in our cohort.

Given that the findings on participants aged <65 years were scanty [ 17], subgroup analyses were conducted using the cut-off point of 65 years for age.

The Emergency Assistance Unit has been the flash point of 20 years of litigation between the city and the Legal Aid Society.

But what is the point of wasting years of your life chasing windmills?

To determine whether age affects survival a cut-off point of 75 years was established.