Sentence examples for were calendar from inspiring English sources
noun
Any system by which time is divided into days, weeks, months, and years.
- We currently use the Gregorian calendar.
But, if you go back in history, in '38, when Don Budge won, and Rod Laver won in '62 and '69, those were calendar year grand slams.
Potential covariates were calendar dates (month, day of the week, clock time) and the meteorological measurements.
16 In our study the fixed strata were calendar months, and the control days comprised every other day in the calendar month of the myocardial infarction.
Subjects alive the first of January of the year following the admission were entered into the cohort, and follow-up periods were calendar years.
The explanatory variables in the model were calendar month (to control for seasonality), linear trend over time (to control for preexisting trends), and a variable equal to 1 after vaccination and 0 otherwise.
Variables used in this study were calendar year of ACS entry, HIV-status, age, nationality, education, age of first homosexual contact, lifetime sexual partners, and self-reported history of syphilis and gonorrhoea in the past 5 years.
The annual profiles were calendar-year specific and not linked to an AD diagnosis date.
Another cool enhancement is Calendar integration.
You shouldn't consider this to be calendar time.
The units of randomization are calendar days.
Cancer incidences in BOADICEA are calendar and cohort specific.
