Sentence examples for yearly study from inspiring English sources

Byanyima said she had been attending the forum for about five years to help publicize Oxfam's yearly study on economic inequality.

For seven years he performed an annual study for Ladies Home Journall on the best cities for women, and he still does a yearly study for Self magazine on the healthiest cities for women.

On the 2012 Global Gender-Gap Index, a yearly study by the World Economic Forum, Pakistan languishes at number 134, with only Yemen considered a worse place to be a woman out of the 135 countries surveyed.

When it comes to potentially mandating certain types of helmets beyond the Nocsae standard — based on a yearly study similar to the one the league and the union already commissioned, for example — the league says it believes such a measure would stifle innovation among the manufacturers.

The latest Annual Status of Education Report, a yearly study by the NGO Pratham to estimate the status of children's schooling and basic learning, says that there has been some improvement in learning levels in Standard I but there are no major improvements in learning levels of children in Standard 5 compared to the previous year (2008).

There were yearly study visits.

We carried out simulations for long-time experiments (yearly studies) and real measures for short and mid-time experiments (daily and weekly studies).

The Bureau conducted yearly studies from 1945 to 1950, and every two years from 1950 to 1960.

This project therefore involved a progression of yearly studies, each building upon the new knowledge gained from the results of the previous year's study.

The recommended intervals for follow-up are 6 and 12 months, followed by yearly studies for 5 years.

The survey of sexual attitudes and lifestyles by the London School of Hygiene and others is a vital 10-yearly study that was personally cancelled by Margaret Thatcher, who thought it prurient, until it was rescued by the Wellcome Trust.