Sentence examples for average annual frequency from inspiring English sources

To compare the fame of scientists, we used a unit called the milli-Darwin (mD), which is one thousandth the average annual frequency of "Charles Darwin" appearing in books from 1839 (when Darwin was 30 years old) until the year 2000.

§Participants who reported an average annual frequency of >2 occasions/month but who reported not drinking in the week before interview.

For each activity, we asked whether participants had personally sprayed pesticides, and we obtained relevant information: years of spraying (start/end), average annual frequency of spraying, the surface treated, and class (herbicides, fungicides, insecticides).

We defined current drinkers who did not consume alcohol in the year before the interview and occasional drinkers as for the average weekly consumption variable, with the addition of a category denoting those with an average annual frequency of more than two occasions a month but who reported not drinking in the week before the interview.

**: low level of education was defined as <8 years of school education, and high level as ≥12 years ***: level of exposure was based on a cumulative score including number of years of manual work for each task considered (using a tool with a handle or a vibrating tool, manual handling, and repairing mechanical equipment) and the average annual frequency.

(a) shows the fraction (averaged annual frequency) of sea ice leaving Fram Strait that originates from shallow shelf areas with less than 30 m water depth.

Mean annual frequency of collapse.

We computed three indicators characterizing different dimensions of exposure: duration (the cumulative number of years with at least one application of pesticides); cumulative exposure (the lifetime number of applications); and average intensity (the average of annual frequency of applications).

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Spatial distribution of drought characteristics in China during 1961 2014: a ADF average annual drought frequency (times per year); b MDD mean drought duration (months); c MDS mean drought severity; d MDI mean drought intensity; e Maximum drought duration (months); f Maximum drought severity.

The 5% average annual visiting frequency of children seeking emergency care was 76,460 ± 5,432 visits/year (range: 69,057-86,429), so the estimated whole emergency visit number for children was approximately 1.53 × 10 visits per year.

For per-participant average annual estimates, frequencies and costs were tallied for each participant and divided by follow-up time to obtain observed counts and costs per year.