Sentence examples for three-year mark from inspiring English sources

However, the dampened immune profiles previously observed after the three-year mark were only observed in individuals with the classical form of the disease, not in those with atypical ME/CFS.

Few organizations provide such luxury of time, however: our research also shows that if an experienced hire doesn't get integrated into substantive projects within the first year, they are seriously at risk of leaving before they reach the three-year mark.

We found that companies launched in crowded markets had higher odds than others of failing in the first year but if a company survived during this early period, it had a much greater chance of making it to the three-year mark.

There were some key takeaways we learned and continue to build upon as we reach the three-year mark.

But with so many small funds sitting unloved and major-league efforts still getting unplugged before hitting the three-year mark, it's just not worth getting too worked up over new filings.

The reason to make the change is because around the three-year mark it's often diminishing returns in regards to the additional skills or value you're going to gain by staying in the role.

The two-year mark is still nine months away.

"At our four-year mark, I checked the meter, and it was below where it was when we moved in.

That is the highest rate of loss over the past 16 years among West Point officers reaching the five-year mark.

In July, the recovery will reach the nine-year mark, making it one of the longest in modern history.

Now that the five-year mark passed, my paper examines what impact the pilot project had in influencing patent law doctrine and court decision-making generally.