Sentence examples for use a three year from inspiring English sources
Given that all of them are, more or less, democratic, while there are significant differences in terms of bureaucratic quality, we use a three year average (2008 2010) of Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index.
The typical time frame for tracking graduation rates is to use a six year window, as opposed to the four years students (and parents) typically think it will take them.
We now use a two year cycle, by the end of which research users are familiar with the evidence, including the community-led solutions.
As a means of keeping up with daily reading, you can use a One Year Bible.
When we did alternate analyses using a three year treatment assessment period, intensification thresholds above 150 mm Hg remained associated with increased risk.
Fuller and colleagues used a three year stepped wedge design in 16 intensive care units and 44 acute care of the elderly wards and reported an absolute increase in compliance of 13-18% and 10-13%, respectively, in implementing wards.
In the analysis of optimal systolic intensification threshold using a three year treatment strategy assessment period that included 329 491 patients, intensification thresholds above 150 mm Hg remained associated with increased risk of cardiovascular events or death.
An analysis of risk management strategies for cultivated 878 Hectares Rhodes Grass farm in three locations Salalah, Hanfeet and Dawkah are conducted using a ten year farm level data and simulation model.
Using a thirty year metric (like the WMO says we should) then the rolling 30 year trend is currently +0.16C (+/- 0.01C) per decade in *all* the data sets we have, including satellite.
The main analysis used a four year follow-up, and we also explored shorter durations of follow-up by censoring at one or two years after diagnosis.
Using a four year moving averages to gain stability and smoothness, no linear trend was observed for neonatal deaths over the years (P-value = 0.1) (Data not shown).
