One year apart

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Approximately 30% of the women donated multiple samples over the first 10 years of the study, with collections occurring on average one year apart.

Three-hundred and twenty-seven high school students completed a questionnaire that measured social identification with the school, Big Five personality traits and group functioning factors on two occasions approximately one year apart.

An ideal pair would be exposed and control patients admitted on the same date but one year apart, in 2009 and 2008 respectively, to minimize the seasonal effect.

To limit the possible effect of surveillance bias due to first diagnosis, following description focuses on tumours diagnosed at least one year apart.

3) Finally, we found a strong negative association between a measure of mental health (severity of psychological distress based on the GHQ-28) and the PWB which were measured one year apart.

Two sisters have received identical A-level results in the same subjects one year apart.

These musicals were originally produced one year apart and "The Baker's Wife" never made it to Broadway.

The two rivals were formed just one year apart, Vicenza in 1902 and Hellas Verona in 1903.

The pair came into the NBA straight out of school, one year apart, defying the mantra that a college education was required to survive among the fittest.

Participants consisted of 478 families who completed parenting and media questionnaires at two time points, approximately one year apart.

Here, grasshopper response to an EN of 15 semi-natural grassland sites embedded in an exotic timber plantation matrix was investigated over two time periods, one year apart.