Sentence examples for three months term from inspiring English sources

More long term hypotheses could include whether advice on ergonomically sound set-up promotes safe use and mitigates reversion to sitting because of injury and how standing and transition frequency change over the longer (than three months) term.

He recalls an English governess; the Russo-Japanese war; a delightful teacher; his father's three month term as a politcal prisoner; and his release.

glh.org.uk/investors/315-2/2013-social-investment-bond/ Meanwhile, those signing up for the Paragon bond will receive a fixed return of 6% a year over the seven years and nine months term – with the money repaid in full in December 2020.

The four month term of the SA loans likely allowed patrons to develop businesses as food vendors, informal taxi drivers, and the like.

Ex-captain Butt, 27, was jailed for 30 months and former bowler Amir, 19, received a six month term for their parts in a plot to bowl deliberate no-balls in a Test match against England.

Every five years, two censors were elected for an eighteen month term.

Richard Welsh and Martha M. Quinde pleaded guilty and received 12 month and one month terms, respectively.

General movements (GMs) assessed three months post term are related to brain injury and neurological outcome.

In preterm born infants abnormal general movements (GMs) generally normalize before three months post term, but may persist when perinatal brain injury is present.

Following randomization, nine contrasts were reported within one month (short-term outcomes), another seven contrasts were reported within three months (intermediate-term outcomes), and the remaining four contrasts were reported within 12 months (long-term outcomes).

"We took a bay of the library and basically examined it for three months in terms of how it was originally made.