Sentence examples for in large premises from inspiring English sources

The results (Table 6) suggest that a large epidemic is more likely to occur when infection is seeded in large premises (37 of 74 "large" epidemics began in large premises).

It is reiterated however that this does not imply that infection seeded in large premises will always result in a large outbreak.

In 1939, when circulation had reached 3,000,000, Reader's Digest moved into large premises at nearby Chappaqua.

Payments are currently calculated according to the rental value of a business's premises – resulting in high street businesses with large premises paying big annual fees, as opposed to online retailers with small premises often paying small levies.

The size of seed premises played a role in final epidemic size suggesting that there will be some benefit to targeting large premises ahead of smaller ones in an epidemic situation.

Nevertheless, this result does suggests that if premises are to be prioritised during contact tracing, there will be some benefit to targeting large premises ahead of smaller ones in a epidemic situation.

Interestingly, the mean epidemic size when infection is seeded in small premises (3.8) is larger than that of both medium (2.8) and large premises (3.1).

If you have a particularly large premises, fire training may be beneficial for your staff so people can manage an evacuation safely and in the correct way.

Many systematic moral theorists attempt to anchor particularistic virtues such as loyalty in larger universalistic premises.

A grammar school was founded in Oswestry town in 1407 and was moved to larger premises in 1776, but the old building still stands.

With unprecedented growth in the 1960s, particularly in undergraduate numbers, the Student's Union eventually acquired larger premises in a new building in the Clifton area of the city, in 1965.