Sentence examples for years were explored using from inspiring English sources

Moving averages of 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 and 15 years were explored using an equal number of years above and below the age in question.

A synoptic background for the difference in the movement of TCs between the drought years and the non-drought years is explored using DLMFs (Fig. 3).

The relationship between PIP prevalence (dependent variable) and rates of polypharmacy across years was explored using multivariate logistic regression.

The variability in mean hourly cycle volumes by hour of the day, by day of the week and holiday, and by month of the year was explored using Analysis of Variance (ANOVA).

Additional person-year adjustments by deprivation category were explored, using postcode-derived Carstairs quintiles from the 1991 census (Morris and Carstairs, 1991).

The dominant character species, those that are useful in discriminating between years at each of the spatial scales, were explored using the similarity percentages (SIMPER) procedure (Clarke 1993), performed using the PRIMER 6 package (Plymouth Routines in Multivariate Ecological Research 5.1.2. 2010).

These commonalities were explored using Fourier analysis.

Predictors were explored using logistic regression analysis.

Themes were explored using open-ended questions.

Variation in incidence rates by ethnicity, deprivation tertile, age and year of diagnosis (and any interactions between them) was explored using Poisson regression, separately for men and women.

In a separate study, concurrent validity was explored using a different sample of 3-and-4-year-olds (n = 1241).