Sentence examples for years of inception from inspiring English sources

Most new businesses fail within five years of inception.

Yet a VC firm needs to have invested the bulk of its fund within four years of inception to give its portfolio companies time to mature and get sold by the final year of the fund's life.

Searches of the electronic databases MEDLINE and PSYCINFO were conducted from their respective years of inception to November 2005.

During its year of inception, the Peace League Basketball Tournament was held the day after the final summer, weekly peace march, "Friday Night March," conducted by St. Sabina.

A literature search of MEDLINE (1966; year of inception to March 2005) and EMBASE (1980; year of inception to March 2005) was conducted (keywords "hepatitis" and "Canada") to identify published reports of infected food handler incidents in Canada.

The age of training programs was calculated using the following formula: {Age of training program=2013 − Year of inception of the program}.

This research relied on information of the medical schools teaching MBBS courses with regards to their location, ownership, year of inception and annual intake of students.

Data sources PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, and online Pediatric Academic Society abstracts from the year of inception to June 2013.

We did not have follow-up information on non-case members of the sub-cohort or have knowledge of cases diagnosed prior to 1988 (the year of inception of the cancer registry).

Before 1997, however, all such attempts had failed within a few years of their inception.

Under this system, spending ministries must reassess their projects if construction work has not started within five years of their inception, and every five years thereafter.