Sentence examples similar to year of attaining from inspiring English sources

O/E decreased by ∼4% per year of attained age (P < 0.0001) with a small quadratic adjustment (Table 3).

Hospitalisation rate ratios (HRRs) comparing the survivor cohort with the general population were calculated overall and by age group using standardised mortality ratio techniques, and were standardised to the general population by single year of attained age, year of event and sex (Juul, 2006).

Manufacturing activities have continued to expand in Uttarakhand; within just a few years of attaining statehood, the contribution of the sector to the state's gross product, at about 25 percent, had exceeded that of agriculture.

Although they are 7 13 years younger than white males, second-generation Haitians, Caribbean-Spanish, and Other immigrants are within one-half- to three-fourths-year of attaining educational parity with white males.

Each one, for his own reasons, is trying to do a big year, to attain the summit of the birding subculture by logging more sightings than anyone else.

Data on population counts and cancer cases by sex, 5-year group of attained age, and socioeconomic status were aggregated into 2 km × 2 km squares based on coordinates of the residences in the beginning of both follow-up periods.

These results are supported by several studies [ 15, 19, 20], which have evidenced that only a small proportion of patients with diabetes achieve therapeutic objectives in relation to metabolic control, in spite of a number of publications in recent years manifesting the importance of attaining a good control to prevent or delay the development of complications associated with DM2 [ 12, 13, 16].

Our research shows that the fastest reformers of the 20th century took some 20 years to attain levels of institutional solidity comparable to present day Ghana or Vietnam.

Five versus zero attacks after Year 2 reduced the hazard of attaining DSS 6, 8 and 10 by 24% (HR = 0.76), 22% (HR = 0.78) and 34% (HR = 0.66), respectively (Fig. 2).

In fact half of the overall economic growth in the USA during the last century can be attributed to improvements in health [ 6], as for every additional year of education attained through improved health status, a 15% higher starting wage and a doubling of the rate of subsequent salary increase was attained [ 3].

The revised law makes the clock cumulative, giving academics a total of 12 years to attain a Ph.D. and permanent university employment; the limit is 15 years for those in the medical sciences.