In the main trial, patients were seen every 3 months in the first year, twice yearly in the second year and at least yearly thereafter.
Levels of PM2.5, fine particulate matter that penetrates deep into the lungs, was more than six times the World Health Organization recommended yearly average in the first half of 2016, according to data compiled by Greenpeace.
The office products company said revenues were down 17% on a yearly basis in the first two months of 2009, and its profits will come up well short of the Street's estimates.
The office products company said revenues were down 17.0% on a yearly basis in the first two months of 2009, and its profits will come up well short of the Street's estimates.
So strong are these political winds in an election year that almost two-thirds (60%) of all election years since 1884 have seen the DJIA hit its yearly high in the fourth quarter.
The euro zone contracted by 0.2%, quarter on quarter, and grew by 1.5% on an yearly basis in the second quarter, the European Union's official statistics office, Eurostat, said Thursday.
In Russia, the Battle of Borodino is reenacted yearly on the first Sunday of September.
Today, her agency is about to hit $1M in yearly income for the first time.
For enterprise startups, can you get $10 million in yearly revenue within the first 24 months of launching a company?
Regarding non-terminal cancer recurrence, R s(i), it is estimated using the follow-up information on the patient's vital status (recorded as alive or dead) and the information on causal anti-tumour therapy applied in yearly intervals after the first year following diagnosis (the very first year after diagnosis is assumed to correspond to the initial treatment phase [ 17]).
Even Toyota, the global leader in manufacturing efficiency, conceded in December that its auto business would report a yearly loss for the first time in 70 years.
