We'll answer, as we always do, the yearly question: Why do we have to get a flu shot?
Now as for that pesky yearly question of which weekend is better – looks like West had the answer.
For example, on July 18 , 1996 he appeared at his twice-yearly question-and-answer session with Congressional committees -- known as Humphrey-Hawkins testimony.
Similarly, researchers collected structured data at each time point about breastfeeding duration, exclusivity and introduction of non-milk liquids and solids, based on the Office for National Statistics five yearly UK survey questions.
The consumption rates may vary in time, which puts the representativeness of common, sporadic DO measurements in groundwater, based on monthly or even yearly sampling, into question.
A prospective study randomised patients with VTE to either 6 weeks or 6 months of oral anticoagulation; patients were questioned yearly thereafter about any newly diagnosed cancer (Schulman and Lindmarker, 2000).
In the past, these have ranged from center faculty brought in to present on a particular topic of interest, to visiting scientists who can share their research and career experiences, to FHCRC President Hartwell, who meets with the club yearly to hear the questions and concerns of students, postdocs, and staff.
All women were sent resurvey questionnaires at approximately 3 5 yearly intervals; these included questions about their current weight as well as their waist and hip circumferences.
Quashing the cliche of coppers doing the dutty wine at carnival, Marsh said officers "dreaded" the yearly event and he questioned whether spending so much taxpayers' money was "worth it".
The survey content varies yearly as different sponsors submit questions of interest.
