Sentence examples for substituted years from inspiring English sources

And that same death registry is being erroneously cited to make the argument for establishing the autopsy guidelines for which the registry was substituted years ago.

Subyearling migrants thus spent approximately one more year in the ocean, and yearling migrants essentially substituted 1 year of freshwater growth for 1 year of growth in the ocean.

Nor is the use of substitute years (see Table  1).

Sensitivity analyses indicated that only average NO2 for the years between first violence exposure and asthma diagnosis could be substituted for year-of-diagnosis NO2 with significance (adjusted OR = 1.52; 95% CI, 1.05 2.19) for children with above-median ETV, in the full cohort multivariate model.

As a result of the law and adroit lobbying, the policy statement by the state's Coastal Commission deleted the projection of a 39-inch sea level rise within 90 years, and substituted a 30-year projection and eight-inch rise.

Component years are substituted for person-years in the Registry model.

If there were no WHO mortality data corresponding to that year, data for a substitute year (within 20 years) were used as also shown in Table  1.

27 28 In the case of this latter trial, we used data from the 10 year follow-up in our primary analysis, but substituted the five year data in a sensitivity analysis.

Published European guidelines recommend annual magnetic resonance imaging of the breast from age 25 to 30 years, with mammography being substituted after age 50 years [ 3], which we endorse.

A match against Estonia in 1996 was the closest they ever came, when, after 62 minutes, Arnor was substituted by 17-year-old debutant, Eidur.

Yet Lingard never stopped trying, causing problems for CSKA's full-backs with some darting runs, and Van Gaal decided not to take him off when other managers might have substituted the 22-year-old.