Sentence examples for take per year from inspiring English sources

In terms of features, Bluenity doesn't bring anything new to the table, but you'll find all the necessary basics: you can edit both your leisure and business profile and you get to share your regular departure airport, favorite destinations, number of flights you take per year, and countries you've visited in the past.

The number of gambling trips that Marc Ambinder takes per year shall be classified as SECRET/NOFAM.

MI: Each imputed data set (m = 60) is an unbalanced panel of the particular survey years with N_all: 31302 Dependent variable: Number of paid vacation days taken per year.

The introduction of factory ships with stern slipways in 1925 substantially increased the number of whales taken per year.

The results presented here suggest that cervical cancer screening programs should not be evaluated based on the number of smears taken per year only.

With fewer swabs taken, the power is smaller though even if only 400 swabs are taken per year, a vaccine effect of 20% can be detected with just under 80% power.

A third important contributing factor that is not usually measured in prosthesis loosening and revision studies is the physical activity of the patients, i.e. steps taken per year (cyclic loading) and engagement in various physical activities, both vocational and sport.

In particular, we calculated the number of antiasthma drug packs used per patient and their relative percentages (ie, the number of patients taking one pack per year, those taking 2 packs per year, and so on).

In addition, due to external pressures placed on faculties and staff time such as the Research Excellence Framework (REF), it is becoming harder to justify fieldtrips in faculty budgets, or at least to justify the number of fieldtrips taken per academic year (Krakowka, 2012).

The Guttmacher Institute estimates it would take $8.1 billion per year to fill this gap, and meet women's needs.

First, setting up a system in which several enrollments take place per year, or allowing students to choose when to enroll.