Sentence examples for twice per annum from inspiring English sources

Within S4, testing was performed twice per annum.

Determining whether intensified inspections on alcohol retailers, combined with a policy withdrawing liquor licenses if retailers are fined twice per annum, is effective in reducing adolescents' odds to initiate weekly drinking and drunkenness.

Table 2 shows data pertaining to the total number of annual review appointments required based upon the assumption that 'normal' patients are discharged, that 'stable' patients are seen once per annum, 'low-risk' patients are seen twice per annum and 'unstable' patients seen four times per annum.

This version is, however, maintained in a basic form that is only updated twice per annum, is permanently 3 years out of date, and does not contain any of the additional annotations or extra features present in HGMD Professional (such as GRCh37/hg19 genomic chromosomal coordinates, HGVS nomenclature and additional literature references, see Table  2).

After the war ended, Christy accepted an assistant professorship at the University of Chicago, at a salary of $5,000 per annum, twice what he had been making before the war.

We estimate that the baseline risk for patients in our placebo arm was ∼17% per annum, nearly twice as high as the annual risk for high-risk patients in HPS (∼9%), this coupled with higher cost reduction in HPS (22% reduction in hospital costs compared with 13%) means that the HPS ICER of £4500 is approximately consistent with our ICER of £1840.

Even subjective labels aside, think about the fact that the legal requirement establishes twice as much free time here per annum.

Furthermore, the actual duration of paid vacation in Germany of almost six weeks per annum exceeds the statutory entitlement substantially and is about twice as high as in the United States and also greater than in the United Kingdom.1.

Starting NFL left tackles now earn an average of $4m£2.5m5m) per season, almost twice as much as the other linemen (the equivalent of rugby's front row) and $1m per annum behind the quarterback.

• Costs - £1.6bn per annum and increasing fast.

High fashion alone is worth £450m per annum.