Sentence examples for fires compared with from inspiring English sources

Firefighters in London have dealt with twice as many grass fires compared with last year.

The brigade said it attended half as many fires compared with a decade ago, a third fewer house fires than a decade ago and almost a third fewer incidents altogether.

But this change was not gradual: There was a marked increase in fires beginning in the 1990's, and so far, the 2010's have clocked the most significant number of fires compared with any decade since.

While there appears to an emerging pattern of relatively greater respiratory and lesser cardiovascular adverse effects associated with particulates derived from vegetation fires compared with non-biomass sources, the available evidence is limited and further research is required to investigate this hypothesis.

In 1960, there were 766 homes within the perimeter of the Tubbs fire, compared with 6,253 in 2010, an eightfold increase, according to University of Wisconsin researcher H. Anu Kramer.

Donna Hastings Cooper, who lost her husband, was, like many family members, almost apologetic that a mere six firefighters died in the Waldbaum's fire, compared with more than 50 times that number at the World Trade Center.

But the overwhelming response to the Notre Dame fire, compared with the muted response to the attacks on the black congregations, suggests the destruction of some houses of worship is more heartbreaking than others.

A Times analysis of assessor records and fire surveys showed those newer structures had a 13% survival rate in the Camp fire, compared with 3% for older homes.

First, type-3 dopaminergic-like neurons exhibited a significantly lower probability (9±2.3%, mean ± s.e.m). of burst firing compared with type-1 (55.2±2.5%) or type-2 (32.0±3.8%) putative dopamine neurons (Figure 3D and E).

The impact of fire varies spatially and demographically: a seedling in the matrix vegetation has a 95% chance of being killed in a fire, compared with 4% for adult shrubs which largely resprout in the following year.

We also find that nondirectional phase fields, as assumed by (Harris et al., 2003), yield little improvement in predictability of a neuron's firing compared with predictions based on the place field alone, and for high phase locking are detrimental.