Sentence examples for breakdowns rates from inspiring English sources

While the RBCT showed that badger culling operations and cattle herd breakdowns rates are strongly and significantly associated with each other [ 8- 10], relatively little is understood about the role of badgers in herd breakdowns across GB, though a recent paper has analysed risk factors for badger presence [ 11].

In England, where breakdown rates are half of what they are in the United States, horses may not race on any drugs.

By contrast, Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, which year after year has one of the lowest breakdown rates in North America, had an incident rate of only 1.4, according to the Times analysis.

In Sunland Park in New Mexico — a state that is home to five of the six tracks with the highest breakdown rates — nine horses died in one 13-day stretch in 2010.

Three derailments in six months are a cause of some concern to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, especially after years in which tens of millions of dollars in capital improvements had led to many fewer such accidents and to improvements in the breakdown rates of trains.

Observed leaf breakdown rates deviated from the model within the forest remnant.

The long-term litter bag experiments showed very low breakdown rates (−k=0.0014 0.0037 d−k=0.0014 0.0037

Frequency of wetting and drying appears to be a major control on the resultant breakdown rates.

Recent studies of rf breakdown physics in cryogenic copper X-band accelerating structures have shown a dramatic increase in the operating gradient while maintaining low breakdown rates.

Two studies have found breakdown rates to be negatively correlated with SC (Fritz et al. 2010; Petty et al. 2013), but both studied limited selections of streams.

Modeled leaf breakdown rates rapidly increased as the stream entered the forest remnant, stabilizing in the forest interior after about 100 m.