Sentence examples for year size from inspiring English sources

As Table 2 shows, the control variables of year, size, and prior sales growth have significant positive influences on CHRO presence in some models.

If members of my sample are avoiding leaving school in an economic downturn we might expect that cohort (i.e., the number of individuals who left school in a particular year) size will be smaller in high unemployment school-leaving years (1976 to 1996 in my sample).

The school has a First Form (Year 7) intake of four classes; followed by another intake in the Third Form (Year 9) of two classes, resulting in an average year size of 150, and a sixth form of about 300.

Larger maternal body size (correlation B) and larger size of the offspring at birth (correlation C) were associated with larger 6 year size.

The student to faculty ratio in 2005 was 19.3 to 1 and typical first year class size is 140.

The programme is oversubscribed with about 80 applicants for 15 places each year, class sizes have increased more recently.

The annual unweighted school-leaving cohort (where a school-leaving cohort consists of individuals who left school in the same year) sizes are reported in Table 1.

But the difference in the 10-year size of the package may not be as great as it appears.

Over the years, size, or rather outsize, has always been fashionable in pro football.

Though play in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament has been guard-driven in recent years, size drives the four teams playing Sunday in the South Regional.

Fish harvests had a bigger impact on the year-to-year size of land mammal populations than any other factor the team tested, Balmford says, including climate patterns and civil or political unrest.