Thus, a comparatively small number of companion animals (550,000 dogs and 650,000 cats) (10 ) consume approximately the same amount of fluoroquinolones and cephalosporins as consumed annually in the much larger population of food animals in Denmark (23 million slaughter pigs, 130 million broiler chickens, and 1.2 million cattle and dairy cows) (10 ).
Any benefits from such research are at least a few years away, however, and for now bank regulators are placing renewed emphasis on stress tests, which under the Dodd-Frank law must be conducted annually on the largest banks in the country.
The time is now to end all fossil fuels subsidies of $5.6 trillion annually to the largest polluters in the world.
The United Nations estimates that between 133 million and 275 million children experience violence at home annually, with the largest proportion in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
On the coast the annual mean temperature is 70 °F (21 °C) at Paranaguá, and the rainfall reaches 81 inches (2,057 mm) annually, with the largest amounts falling in January and February.
Changes in the number of treated patients (from 12,000 annually to 3,000 annually) had the largest impact on HCC cases and HCV liver-related deaths in 2020.
California, which receives $1 billion from Title I annually, the largest allotment in the nation, was admonished for being late with its tests and was told -- in a letter sent only last week by an assistant education secretary in the Clinton administration -- that the state would have to enter into a "compliance agreement" if it wished "to remain eligible to receive Title I funds".
The National Shire Horse Spring Show is still held annually and is the largest Shire show in Great Britain.
The Hanes Dye & Finishing Co. dyes & finishes 150 million yards of fabric annually & is the largest finisher of trouser pocket material in the world.
More than 500 MHS procedures are performed annually in the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, which is a large referral unit.
