Sentence examples for years linear from inspiring English sources

For times greater than e(0) years, linear interpolation was used to determine t* within the 5-year projection intervals.

In recent years linear prediction technique has found extensive applications in the fields of voice identification, image processing, and signal frequency estimation [10 12].

For these years linear least squares regression analysis [11] was used to estimate the number of PLHIV likely to have been prescribed quadruple- or-more therapy.

In girls <12 years, linear regression revealed that age significantly predicted the 6MWD (p = .000, DW 1.901, Table  3).

In recent years, linear mixed model was accepted as a powerful tool for whole-genome analysis of genetic associations.

This trend would continue in the future, rising as follows: to 79.9 years (fixed model) and 80.3 years (logarithmic model) in 2014; 80.4 years (fixed model) and 80.8 years (linear model) in 2017; and 80.7 years (fixed model) to 81.3 years (linear model) in 2020.

This study evaluated 1-year linear trajectories of patient-reported dimensions of quality of life among patients receiving dialysis.

The Nuova Cronica or New Chronicles is a 14th-century history of Florence created in a year-by-year linear format and written by the Florentine banker and official Giovanni Villani (c. 1276 or 1280 1348).

It is unlikely that these patterns resulted from a general trend across years, as birth dates among non-recipient animals did not change with calendar year (Linear Mixed Effects Model: r2 = 0.17, estimate = 0.05, SE = 0.09, t = 0.57, P = 0.57).

Cox models were stratified by age in months and adjusted for year (linear term) and state of residence.

City-wide annual PM2.5 concentrations were included as the time-varying exposure of interest, as well as a term for calendar year (linear).