Examples of decadal

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Many variables could be compiled into maps, showing the key transformations at decadal intervals.
For the 36 towns, decadal rates of infant mortality were divided by ten to produce an average annual rate.
Various dating mechanisms are currently available that allow paleolimnologists to discern the age of the sediment on decadal, century and millennial scales.
The decadal construction approach assumed in this study provides a series of precise and necessary steps against a dynamic change.
Figure 6 presents the mean completed family size on a decadal basis for fertile couples who married between 1894 and 1943.
Selected agroclimatological thermal and moisture indices were measured daily and processed into ten-day (decadal) averages for the 1993 and 1994 cropping seasons.
In addition, there is now a sizeable literature on image-based annual- through decadal-scale records of lamina deposition, which provide a useful insight into and archive of past climate variability.
It examines six successive decadal marriage cohorts and reveals a continuous reduction in age at last birth from the 1894-1903 to the 1924-1933 marriage cohort.
In my view, the system would positively invite appeals and repeated appeals on a decadal basis.
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