Sentence examples for years total from inspiring English sources

His career prize earnings in eight years total about $4,000.

Thurston and the under-rated and over-looked Michael Morgan (total age: 56 years, total NRL appearances: 347) up against Jordan Lilley and Liam Sutcliffe (total age: 40 years, total Super League starts before this season: a dozen).

Under the new rules, a needy citizen remains entitled to five years total cash assistance in a lifetime.

It all has a slightly inert, docudrama quality, like something BBC4 might commission if it wanted to spend 10 years' total programming budget on one 90-minute feature.

Even with costs surging fourfold in the last 20 years, total UN spending this year is still only about half of New York City's $75bn budget.

Cost of course: £9,000, studying part-time over three years Total cost (including accommodation, travel, food etc): £11,900 How did you fund your course?

Among these studies, six provided data on BOTA (1367.50 patient-years total), one on BOTH (332,525.00 patient-years total), four on BBA (106,938.75 patient-years total), one on biphasic insulin analogue ± OADs (124.20 patient-years total), one on biphasic human insulin ± OADs (119.25 patient-years total), and four on SU (1589.39 patient-years total).

Three publications presented data on biphasic insulin analogue ± OADs (2501.16 patient-years total), two on BOTA (8084.27 patient-years total), and one on biphasic human insulin ± OADs (505.84 patient-years total).

Until the end of December 2003, a total of 14 434 person-years (total for men: 9173 person-years; total for women: 5512 person-years) for the low-dose CT group and a total of 59 725 person-years (total for men: 17 962 person-years; total for women: 41 763 person-years) for the chest X-ray group had been followed up for.

Among these studies, 14 provided data on SHEs in patients on insulin pumps (6714.61 patient-years total), 7 on BBA (9656.18 patient-years in total), and 6 on BBH (2881.57 patient-years total).

We used person-years: total number of the participants who developed diabetes/summation of follow-up years of each participant, to show the incidence rate.