Sentence examples for count charts from inspiring English sources

Some enthusiasts are reporting a crash in the number of meadow browns, which has previously topped the Big Butterfly Count charts and was third in 2015, with 76,713 spotted.

Common blues (up 55%) built on their recovery from last year, and the red admiral (up 43%) and peacock (top of the count charts for the first time) also thrived but many species, including the gardeners' bete noir, the large white (down 65%) and the small white (down 60%) declined steeply.

By indexing every metaphor, simile, cultural reference, meme and socio-political idea, the Hip-Hop Word Count charts a geography of language and aims to chronicle the migration of ideas throughout rap's history.

In the home-based interventions, methods of monitoring adherence included telephone interviews and activity logs 27, measurement via accelerometers 8, 34, text messages and daily step count charts 33, post-intervention interviews 19 and an online log 35.

As evident from the reference count chart, chromosome 8 has the most references and citations, followed by chromosome 1 (figures 2, 3).

The CRF includes a 68/66 joint count chart for pain/tenderness and swelling (as recommended by the American College of Rheumatology), pain visual analog scale (VAS), global assessment, health assessment questionnaire, and detailed systemic evaluation.

[Mbile fieldnotes] The nurse fills in the back side of the form (the equipment count chart), even though all the equipment used in the operation has been cleared away, and completes the sign out column of the checklist, without talking to anyone.

But the agent stood by his pill-count charts.

For 50 years now, generations of teachers — and, more recently, parents — have crowded Barclay's narrow aisles of counting charts and empty roll books, dictionaries and crayons, first in its store in downtown Manhattan and, since 1983, in Brooklyn.

Second, FM patterns can be considered reassuring only when FM counting charts are complete.

Analyses of patterns in FM counting charts have mostly been restricted to healthy pregnancies aiming to define limits of normality [ 21, 22, 33].