Sentence examples for 2 years peak from inspiring English sources

The 2-year limit was chosen because recurrent AOM is more frequent in children below the age of 2 years (peak incidence of AOM is 6 11 months of age) than in older children in whom OME is predominant.

Hazard consistent time series of acceleration (15 s duration) were artificially generated (Figs. 9, 10), and two with different return periods were chosen: 475 years (peak acceleration 2.180 m/s2) BF475 and 975 years (peak acceleration 2.884 m/s2) BF975 (ELSA) (Pinto et al. 2002).

Since then, DF became endemic with seasonal peaks occurring yearly and with a repeating epidemic pattern ranging from 4 to 10 years (peaks in 1983 , 1987 and 1998).

The Australian dollar soared to a 28-year peak.

While 398 new courses opened in 2000 -- a 15-year peak -- just 220 sprouted in 2002, according to the National Golf Foundation.

The number of applications reached a 20-year peak of 800,000 in 2014, a 46% increase on 2013.

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Winter 2013 is a 50-year peak for the Northern Lights.

The Jewish community's Protection Service documented 466 reported antisemitic incidents in 2010 – down from a 10-year peak of 974 in 2004 – but says many more go unreported.

Housebuilding shares helped push the FTSE 100 to a new 14 year peak in early trading, although the index has since slipped back from that level.

Future planning has to factor in trends showing how 100-year peak rainfall rates have doubled, while their frequency has also increased.