Sentence examples for hunt table from inspiring English sources

An 18th-century Irish hunt table that had belonged to Ms. Potter's family (it's here on Bohicket Road, behind Ms. Potter's mother's sofa) was the twin of a table they had.

In the analyses of middle-aged men and women, we found that their perception of hearing difficulties was significantly associated with early retirement when adjusting for low-, mid- and high-frequency hearing level, age, socio-economic situation and general health in HUNT (table 2).

The MAM included the occurrence of a simple enclosure, permanent water, distance to a farm, number of bullfrogs raised, and the occurrence of frequent hunting (Table 2).

Forty three percent of all the bulls analysed relative to the four hunt events showed an increase in their displacement rates following the hunts (Table 1); thus approximately half of the bulls increased and half decreased their displacement rates following bull hunt events.

Four of the seven dogs were used for hunting (Table  1).

Five of the seven dogs were used for hunting (Table  2).

Of the 9 SFV-positive persons, 7 had been severely bitten by a gorilla (4 persons) or chimpanzee (1 person) 1 53 years ago while hunting (Table 2); some displayed large scars on the legs, arms, feet, or fingers.

Overall, 23% of respondents perceived a disease risk from a bat-bushmeat activity, with significantly more respondents associating risk with bat consumption than bat preparation or hunting (Table  4, Chi squared test, P < 0.001).

Similarly, 45% of all of the breeding herds analysed showed an increase in their displacement rates following the hunt events (Table 1); thus approximately half of the herds increased and half decreased their displacement rates in response to bull hunt events.

Classification 3 in HUNT 1 (Table 1) was used when evaluating the influence of change in activity level from HUNT 1 to HUNT 2. The category "decreased level" included individuals with a lower activity level in HUNT 2 than HUNT 1, whereas the group with "increased level" had a higher activity level in HUNT 2 than HUNT 1.

Eleven percent (11 %) of the deaths involved hunting (including pre-and post-hunt injuries) (Table 2).