Sentence examples for annual spread of from inspiring English sources

The result is an annual spread of staggering lethality: pocket knives of every design (and price) imaginable, sheath knives smaller than your little finger, and medieval cleavers longer than your arm.

P. juliflora coverage is extensive within the Afar region, and Haregewyn et al. (2013) estimate that by 2020, a third of Amibara woreda in southern Afar will be covered by P. juliflora, with an annual spread of at least 20,000 ha per annum, an alarmingly high growth rate (Tilahun and Asfaw 2012).

This inner part should compensate for an annual spread of rabies of 30 km [ 27, 41].

The results confirm a rapid expansion in the presence of Acacia species in the forests of NW Spain, with annual spread rates around 0.1%.

Though pitched to men, the annual photo spread of unfathomably lovely women is an insistent reminder to most females of all that they could be, if only they'd put in the effort.

If it can retain just 20 workers a year who would otherwise have left, Corning reckons it would produce annual savings of $2.6m.The spread of flexible work has come about at least partly as a result of initiatives to keep women workers.

To study the seasonality of influenza in the United States between 1972 and 2007 through the evaluation of the timing, velocity and spatial spread of annual epidemic cycles.

In within method comparisons in the total sample, the average 10th-90th percentile spread of annual per capita lost productivity costs was 35.1% of the median average.

The paper presents a simulation and parameter-estimation approach for evaluating stochastic patterns of population growth and spread of an annual forest herb, Melampyrum pratense (Orobanchaceae).

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Some epidemic disease outbreaks have been associated with the annual Hajj pilgrimage (e.g., the spread of serogroup A meningococci during the late 1980s and the spread of W135 meningococci from 2000 onwards).