Sentence examples for term month from inspiring English sources

Let pupils know what they'll be learning this term, month or week with these display posters.

Their typical values and long term (month or year scale) or short term (day and hour in a day) variations are predicted by ionospheric forecast software like LOCAPI [8].

To estimate the intervention effect, the interaction term (month X group) was included in the model.

This combined treatment yielded larger improvements in number of migraines, number of days with migraine, and quality of life at both short term (month 10) and longer term (month 16) assessments than did the other three treatments.

If the Lumberjacks fell short, Texas could be absent from March Madness for the first time since 1977, when the term March Madness didn't yet exist.

Therefore, the repeated pump change in a 3-month term (April and July) during the BPR operation can be considered as a normal PCP operation.

He described painful focal forefoot swelling in military recruits after strenuous marches, the origin of the term march fracture.

The school year runs from September to July, split across three terms: the autumn term (September to December), spring term (January to April) and the summer term (April to July).

Like the Trademark Board last year, Lee found sufficient evidence that the term "may disparage" Native Americans.

At the end of the term (December), individual students completed the other of the two tests.

Although a large proportion of subjects reduced their smoking by more than 50%, there was no statistically significant difference between Active and Placebo groups, either at short-term (Week 6 through Month 4) or long-term (Month 6 through Month 12) follow-up (Table 2; Figure 2).