Sentence examples for incidence of train from inspiring English sources

There has been an alarming rise in the incidence of train accidents in the last two years involving the derailment of tanker cars carrying crude oil, spilling large volumes of toxic crude oil into waterways, and, in the most extreme incident, exploding and literally blowing the middle of a Canadian town off the map.

Assessing wage returns to intensity of training, rather than incidence of training, provides additional insights into the effectiveness of employer-sponsored adult training in Canada.

In this regard, we assess our analysis of incidence of training in section 6.1 as more reliable and, thus, as our preferred set of results.

Most importantly and very generally, employers are asked to give a yes/no response about the incidence of training at the respective plant.

Looking at the incidence of training, we observe significant effects for competitive sectors while the effect for non-competitive sectors is insignificant.

Our sample contains 2,187 workers, out of which 1,743 hold PC and 444 TC, with an average incidence of training of 14.2% and a share of temporary work of 20.3%, fairly similar to the one in our firm-level dataset.

For example, while Drolet (2002) reported positive impacts on the wages of men (but not women) for measures of intensity of training, Havet (2006) reports statistically significant results for women (but not for men) for measures of incidence of training.

Our main measure of the human capital investment variable is the incidence of training, which is an indicator variable that equals one if the respondent reported taking an employer-supported course in any of the panel years.

4 7 The incidence of time-loss injuries in matches were 50.7 injuries per 1000 h in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, 3 45.9 in the 2006 FIFA World Cup, 2 36.0 in EURO 2004 7 and 41.6 in EURO 2008. 4 The incidence of training injuries at the European Championships varied between 0 and 3.9 time-loss injuries per 1000 training hours.

We use data assimilation methods, as commonly employed in numerical weather prediction, in conjunction with real-time observations of influenza incidence to train and optimize model simulations of influenza transmission dynamics on the fly and then use those optimized models to generate real-time forecasts of influenza outcomes.

The purpose of this study is to determine the incidence of significant (train-of-four [TOF] ratio <0.70), but clinically undetectable (TOF ratio >0.40), residual neuromuscular block after neostigmine antagonism of profound cisatracurium (CIS) or rocuronium (ROC) block.