Sentence examples for years conferred from inspiring English sources

President Mubarak, who has been involved in the Arab-Israeli peace effort for years, conferred with Mr. Arafat during the talks.

As the fashion world wonders what will become of itself in an America beset by terrorism, it may serve as some inspiration to be reminded that the World War II years conferred upon New York its status as a pre-eminent disseminator of style.

Age between 35 and 40 years conferred the highest risk of treatment failure (HR 1.59, 95% CI 1.32 1.92).

Exposure to HC > 4 years conferred more risk for disease and severity of disease.

Being at an age ≤ 17 years conferred a lower risk of pre-existing diabetes.

Breastfeeding for one or more years conferred a significant 32% reduction in risk in BRCA1 mutation carriers.

Having had a colonoscopy within the previous 10 years confers protection for cancers and advanced adenomas.

However, results from the Danish study imply that BMI at age 14 years confers an influence on risk over and above that of stature at ages 8 and 14 years (as well as of high birth weight but interestingly not of age at menarche) [ 3].

Simulated energy saving per year conferred by a specific efficiency measure (kW h year−1).

The results concluded that patients with a baseline BNP of greater than 105 pg/mL had worse outcomes at one year, conferring an independent prognostic utility of BNP in patients with asymptomatic severe MR. Further, BNP levels were even stronger predictors than various echocardiographic parameters such as effective orifice regurgitant area (EROA) and left ventricular end-systolic diameter [ 32].

By modelling age as categorical variable, patients ≥ 60 years old conferred a 2.598-fold 2.598-foldrincreasedZ development when compariskto those aged < 60 years (CI 1.180 - 5.721; p-value = 0.018).