Sentence examples for residential years from inspiring English sources

On the top floor, in the art book stacks, I found the remains of a small skylight for an interior room where during the building's residential years the footman had cleaned riding boots.

The study population residential years indicates the locations of all yearly residential histories during the twenty year exposure period summed within a 50 km grid.

The 1996 DMTI Inc. road network was used to derive proximity measures for all case and control residential years, due to the lack of historical national road networks.

Of the 9,568 total residential years contributed by cases (26 years × 368 cases), 7,266 (76%) years were spent at addresses within the tricounty area, compared with 6,514 (73%) of 8,866 years contributed by controls (26 years × 341 controls).

We geocoded these residential addresses during the period with similar precision for cases and controls; both groups spent 88% of their respective residential years at addresses we considered to be mapped with high precision, such as at the level of a residential parcel, street address, or street intersection rather than a ZIP code or city centroid.

Our study was also limited to one cohort of each residential year of training in a single institution in which only 13% of trainees were graduates of US medical schools.

We considered a potentially exposed residential year as each year at a residential address that fell into the 1974 1999 period and for which a private well was reported as the source of drinking water and calculated the annual level of exposure for each chemical with our GIS PUR model.

Importantly, while no significant difference (p = 0.54) was found in the number of geocoded residential-years between cases and controls for the 1975 to 1994 exposure period, cases tended to report older addresses more often than controls.

Relative delivered dose of PCE was estimated using a model that took into account residential location, years of residence, water flow, and pipe characteristics.

Fewer than one in five of today's college freshmen graduated from high school in the prior year and immediately enrolled in a residential four-year institution.

Connell: So is the traditional, residential four-year college outmoded?