Sentence examples for year under study from inspiring English sources

Bouncers performed 789 interventions during the year under study.

In the first year under study, 1992, PKK followers protested in front of Turkish consulates and attacked Turkish companies.

Professional information posts were the most common type on the group page, comprising 113 (45%) of all posts in the year under study.

The curves are based on foreign-born individuals who lived in Sweden in the year under measurement and who were under 65 years of age in a particular year under study.

Another limitation, shared with the official population statistics on, for example, the size of the population in Sweden, is that some immigrants might not live in Sweden for all 12 months of the year under study and, in extreme cases, not during any month of a year.

If no such examination existed within the year under study, the patient was excluded.

Among other surprising findings in the study was the revelation that 12 Philadelphia officers had been involved in three separate shooting incidents each in the years under study, 2007-2013.

The years under study saw several high-profile homicides by law enforcement of unarmed civilians, such as the 2009 shooting of Oscar Grant in a train station in Oakland, California – an episode that would become the subject of the award-winning film Fruitvale Station – and the 2006 killing of Sean Bell, who died in a hail of 50 bullets outside a nightclub in Queens, New York.

There were two professors who taught General Biology I in the two years prior to implementation and the three years under study in this paper.

In particular, in 1990 the government implemented a reform which led to the introduction of subsidized child care for all 3-year olds.15 In contrast, the percentage of Spanish children aged two or under cared for in public or private centers is one of the lowest in the European Union (8.7%) in the years under study.

18According to the Spanish Statistical Institute and the Statistiske efterretninger, the percentage of the labour force working part time is about 10% for Danish males and 20% for Danish females, while for Spain these figures are around 2%and12%2% respectively for the years under study.