Sentence examples for years were derived from from inspiring English sources

Survival estimates in these two years were derived from censuses of the small, closely monitored, reintroduced population, and thus were both accurate and precise.

Model assumptions such as time horizon (40 years), prosthetic costs, and prosthetic cycle length (2.3 years) were derived from our literature review of amputee health economics [ 4, 9, 16].

Age-specific population estimates at 31 December of each of the years were derived from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, as these dates correspond to the mid-point of each financial year of hospitalisation.

Data on number of deaths from cancer in children aged under 15 years were derived from Vital Statistics in Japan and the World Health Organization (WHO) mortality database for comparison countries.

> -wrap-foot> ascoresres at 6 years were derived from the UK growth standards [ 26, 28] IQR Interquartile range Higher frequency of maternal intake of GLVs and higher erythrocyte folate concentrations (28 weeks) were associated with higher fat mass and higher per cent body fat in the children (GLVs: p = 0.02, 0.08; and folate: p = 0.01, 0.002; Table  3).

13 For both cohorts, expected treatment patterns through 5 years were derived from published sources, 2 analysis of the Medicare Limited Data Set 5% Sample (2005 2009), 14 and expert opinion (a survey of six orthopedic practices in the United States).

As was customary, he continued to hold several teaching posts simultaneously; however, his major income during his later years was derived from a series of governmental and industrial consultancies.

That distinction, which has attracted considerable attention over the last few years, is derived from the work of Carol Dweck.

The leadership of the sorority in the early years was derived from three separate groups the original group, the sophomores and the incorporators, who together were known as "The Twenty Pearls".

Costs of treating stroke in the first year after a stroke event and annual costs of treatment in subsequent years are derived from the NEMESIS study of stroke costs [ 44].

This cohort of children aged 4-13 years was derived from an earlier study on the impact of sanitation on childhood diarrhea conducted in 24 sentinel areas in Salvador, and the study design is described in detail elsewhere [ 17].