In the same direction, lack of inclusion of a herd effect for children > 5 years of age and adults underestimates the full potential impact of the vaccines, in particular the additional benefit of PCV13, because serotypes 3, 6A and 19A cause pneumococcal disease in older adults.
For the poachers, they do not care that the large elephant they killed for 200 pounds of ivory was the matriarch leader of a herd of elephants who depended on her for direction, safety, and love.
The average corporate announcement from a magazine company boss resembles a word cloud into which a bunch of pious-sounding generalities have been herded before being pointed in the rough direction of a sentiment.
The bold stripes of a herd of running Zebra have been claimed make it difficult for predators to estimate the prey's speed and direction accurately, or to identify individual animals, giving the prey an improved chance of escape.
In strode Sylvia Zerbini, 40, the herd's trainer, and suddenly everybody was on best behavior (save a stray kick in the direction of a buddy's head).
I had to get into the pool and dip my camera - covered in a waterproof bag - half in and half out of the water". "A herd of wildebeest got confused in the rain, and crossed a river in both directions.
The company found simple ways of embodying such outré stage directions as "the boat flies," "the ghosts appear" or "a herd of kangeroos cross the stage".
We pass a lone ostrich and a herd of springbok, which scatter in all directions at the sight of us.
