Sentence examples for yearly terms from inspiring English sources

Usually agreements are made on monthly or yearly terms, subject to termination based on poor results, poor play or a plain old bad day at the office.

We constructed both univariable models and multivariable models with seasonal smoothers and yearly terms.

As year-on-year trends in disease occurrence reflected a non-linear increase in disease risk, we used models that incorporated both linear and quadratic yearly terms.

This amounts to 19.15 (2,490/130) NIV patients per hospital per month, which in yearly terms is 115 per hospital.

The quadratic model term was statistically significant, but is difficult to interpret, thus we present our final Poisson model with separate linear yearly terms for the period from 2002 to 2003, and the period from 2004 to 2007 [ 23].

In February 1790, despite his objections, he was pressured, through general public demand, into reelection for a second (yearly) term of office as the mayor of Warsaw.

These individuals would form the advisory committee of the NEMDB with one of them assigned as national coordinator with a defined (e.g., yearly) term.

Annual federal deficits will continue to fall in the short term, the budget office reported in its yearly long-term outlook, because of the recent spending cuts in military and domestic programs and rising tax collections in a recovering economy.

In contrast to some other models, it is not static in time: the model considers time-dependent demand in short-term (hourly) and long-term (yearly) variations.

The health budget will increase yearly in real terms.

Since 2004 total spending on science has risen by 5.8% yearly in real terms, its share of GDP is rising, and further increases are planned until 2011.