Sentence examples for frequency of damage from inspiring English sources
One functions tester, Russell Pagh, said the frequency of damage reports in recent weeks had made the damage suspicious.
Considering trees between 6 and 36 months old, the dominant pattern was a positive relationship between tree height and the frequency of damage received.
The study not only demonstrates that nonlinear vibro-acoustic modulations can successfully reveal the barely visible impact damage in composite plates, but also that the entire procedure can be enhanced when the ultrasonic excitation frequency corresponds to the resonant frequency of damage.
Snow depth and temperature did not influence the frequency of damage.
The neck and shoulders were the region with the highest frequency of damage.
Of all the pesticides tested alone, only atrazine and S-metolachlor increased the frequency of damage to the thymus.
For example, misincorporation rates of mapped reads were generally lower than expected based on the frequencies of incorporated damage in low and high damage treatments (Additional file 2), in some sample replicates dropping to ca. 40% of the expected value at sequence read ends.
The other recommendation from Vodicka et al. seems less promising, because measuring the frequency of chromosome damage in cancer patients (besides the classical discussion about whether the damage is a cause or a consequence of the disease) is possibly more a marker of progression than a predictive marker (Iarmarcovai et al. 2008b).
And with little more than a foot of sea-level rise, many coastal cities could see a 25-fold increase in the frequency of damaging floods.
And that, in turn, enables insurance companies to set their premiums more precisely.But insurers are equally interested in the frequency of damaging storms.
Information on historical landslides and floods – collectively called "geo-hydrological hazards – is key to understand the complex dynamics of the events, to estimate the temporal and spatial frequency of damaging events, and to quantify their impact.
