Sentence examples for connected premises from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that targeting surveillance or imposing movement bans at highly connected premises alone would not necessarily have a large impact on the potential size of an epidemic.

Although biosecurity levels are difficult to measure, they can be represented here by a reducing the probability of an infectious link occurring between connected premises.

3. Imposing a maximum distance that any catching team can travel between two poultry premises: The Euclidean distance between two potentially connected premises was calculated, and the link could only result in disease transmission if two premises are within a given distance of each other (distances of 25 km and 50 km were tested).

The rationale for the intervention was a series of distinct but connected premises: food preparation skills are essential to inexpensive healthier eating; practical cooking skills are given limited emphasis in the secondary school curriculum; children have some choice over what they eat and may serve as a conduit of influence within the family.

The proportion of premises not connected to any other premises i.e. with zero degree, is significantly less (p-value < 0.01 (ANOVA)) for premises connected by slaughterhouse than for those connected by catching company or by owner.

Furthermore, as the probability of a link occurring increases, the proportion of zero-degree premises drops significantly more quickly for premises connected by slaughterhouses (p-value = 0.028 (ANOVA)) than for premises connected by other potential transmission routes.

We are making the biggest investment in roads since the 1970s and the biggest in rail since Victorian times, connecting 40,000 premises to superfast broadband every week, and starting an energy revolution with the first new nuclear plant in a generation, the world's first green investment bank and the largest production of offshore wind on the planet.

In that area, infrastructure is less developed and the costs of connecting additional premises are much higher than other parts of the UK.

The results were collated with expert opinion and categorised into sub-populations within the poultry industry that may connect poultry premises.

These were then organised into their relevance to sub-populations within the poultry industry that may connect poultry premises that they are associated with.

This is shown by the fall in the size of the GC to 1603 (53.9%) of premises connected by slaughterhouse and to 102 (14.4%) of premises connected by catching company when between species transmission is not assumed.