Sentence examples for frequency of days from inspiring English sources

Statistics show that the frequency of days with heavy precipitation is up in South America, North America and parts of Europe.

Although spring concentrations rarely reach the peaks that we experience during summertime smog, a health impacts study across Sussex found that the frequency of days with moderate ozone results in more air pollution-induced hospital admissions during spring than at any other season.

According to the duration and frequency of days with headache per month, headache was further classified as episodic or chronic migraine for supplemental analyses.

Based on the aforementioned methods, Cristofanelli et al. (2015) reconstructed the frequency of days influenced by stratospheric intrusion at CMN for the period from 1996 to 2011.

A pooled analysis of these trials showed that OBT-A was significantly more effective than placebo in reducing the mean frequency of days with headache and headache episodes [16].

The frequency of days in which the maximum temperature exceeds 38 °C and the minimum temperature exceeds 20 °C is expected to increase significantly by 6 and 5 days for both of them, respectively, during the next 15 years.

Comparisons between the ANN models and target data with regard to the frequency of dry days, wet days, and extreme rainfall events is shown in Fig. 7.

The proportions of patients with 75% decrease from baseline in frequency of headache days, headache episodes, migraine days, migraine episodes, moderate/severe headache days, and total cumulative hours of headache on headache days were analyzed.

Such de-conditioned chronic stroke survivor will need to recondition themselves with a gradual increase in the intensity (number of hours per day) and frequency (number of days per week) over the duration of the FES-assisted gait therapy.

Organizational appropriateness of hospital stay was measured as the frequency of inappropriate days on the whole days of hospital stay.

Significant positive correlations were found between depression and the frequency (number of days in two weeks) of negative and ID-images, and a significant negative correlation between depression and the frequency of positive images was also found.