Sentence examples for shifted annually from inspiring English sources
Non-rotation of staff out of neonatal care is an important strategy to prevent neonatal staff being shifted annually within the hospital from department to department or into other specialties.
A recent advertisement by the party attacked Representative Dan Benishek of Michigan, a freshman, saying that he had voted to "essentially end Medicare and raise costs on seniors by over $6,000," the amount the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated the Ryan plan would shift annually to Medicare beneficiaries.
From 2011 (pretreatment) to 2014 (3 yr after treatments began), 29% of the marked population (9.5% [± 1.2 SE] annually) had shifted its nesting activities into mountain big sagebrush habitats that were cleared of encroaching conifer.
It furthers that the contraceptive rate will increase by 2percentt annually, shifting population growth from exponential to linear growth.
Magellan agreed to pay up to $60 million annually for five years to Aetna, if additional customers were shifted to the Human Affairs unit at Magellan.
As Greenland and parts of Antarctica have lost hundreds of trillions of tons of ice annually in the last decade, the distribution of weight on Earth's surface has shifted, according to the study published last week in Science Advances.
If half the arable area under conventional farming shifted to organic practices, the total economic value of ES would be US $192 million and US $166 million annually for organic and conventional arable area, respectively.
Shifting cultivation, which involves rotating crops annually and leaving some fields to lie fallow for 20 years or more, was traditionally the means of renewing the fertility of the soil, except in the more fertile and densely populated highland areas.
Digital Britain said that £130m annually now spent helping people shift to digital TV could fund ITV regional news programmes.
The organisation estimates that between 4% to 10% of global revenue is lost through base erosion and profit shifting measures, amounting to up to US$240bn annually.
