Sentence examples for yearly I from inspiring English sources

Data in these reports also included vegetation plots measured yearly (i.e. Goonyella in 1998, 1999, and 2000) and over a 3-year period (i.e. Blackwater in 2003 and 2006).

We show homophily results computed yearly, i.e., computed considering the papers published during each edition of the event, as well as homophily results computed over the aggregated network built from all publications up to a given year.

It accounts for over 4 million deaths yearly, i.e., nearly half (49%) of all European mortality, but with striking geographical variations[ 2].

While you laud the ability of Tiger Woods (editorial, June 20), a man whose surgery at Pebble Beach is without comparison, a man who hits shots on a daily basis that we hackers would give everything to hit yearly, I would like to emphasize one aspect of his game.

They say, my quarterly, my yearly, I need a return".

Yearly, I take time before Christmas to watch It's a Wonderful Life.

To determine the cost related to a lost working day, the average Italian yearly salary, i.e. 28,811.20 €[34]], was divided by the mean number of working days per year, which in Italy is 220.

Since our participation in DEQAS external quality control, our laboratory received the certificates of efficiency on a yearly basis (i.e., ≥80% of results decreased within 30% of the all-laboratory trimmed mean).

Any money I now have to spare from my $40,000 to $50,000 yearly income I desperately need to save to take care of myself as I age.

For example, last week I reposted a response about whether a yearly tradition I do with my kids (Operation Christmas Child) is good or bad aid.

If we assume population mobility follows a strict half-yearly cycle (i.e. the proportion of the population that is non-resident is twice the yearly average in first half of the year, and zero in the second half of the year), then the median STI prevalence is more than double the prevalence obtained when population mobility remains constant throughout the year.