Sentence examples for points two years from inspiring English sources

For docking Luton Town a deadly ten league points, two years after the club first dobbed itself in about paying agents out of the wrong account.

The questionnaires were administered to 1,342 young people at two time points (two years apart).

Late in the summer, he dealt Bullard, and two players to the St . LouisBlues for a package of four players that was led by Doug Gilmour, who had scored 105 points two years previous.

Van de Pol et al. [3] compared manually traced to automatically segmented hippocampi (using fluid registration) in 18 participants with Mild Cognitive Impairment assessed at two time points two years apart.

For the sixty-one knees that were not revised, The Hospital for Special Surgery score averaged 64 points preoperatively, 84 points two years postoperatively, and 85 points ten years postoperatively (Fig.  1A and B).

With regard to the formulation of the trend lines, even though several cases were available for each data point, for the most part fewer cases were available when plotting the data points two years out from starting treatment.

The gap between whites and blacks on meeting state goals in reading dropped to 27.4 percentage points in the 2011-12 academic year, from 32 points five years earlier, said John Curtin, the district's special projects manager.

Wigan were docked four points nine years ago after going over the then £1.6m wage ceiling by £222,314 the previous season when they were fighting relegation while Bradford were ordered to forfeit six points after going into administration in 2012.

A variant of the interrupted time series design allowed for an assessment of privatization policy within 282 data points (six years of data nested in 47 counties).

There was one longitudinal cohort with data available on samples at two time points three years apart [ 39, 40, 57].

Leinonen et al [ 29] did not find any change in self-rated health when the same question was asked at two different time points, five years apart, in a elderly population without any specific intervention.