Sentence examples for months of peak from inspiring English sources

The amount of rainfall was fairly constant from year to year, and the months of peak rain coincided with the months of peak cerebral malaria admissions in all years except 2008 (N. Feasey et al., unpub. data).

We restricted this analysis to January to June, the months of peak rotavirus activity, or "rotavirus season".

The potential for a substantial influenza outbreak needs to be considered before all mass gathering events, particularly when hosted during the months of peak influenza activity (27, 28 ).

Most asthma treatment guidelines list exposure to seasonal allergens as a potential trigger to asthma attacks [ 25], and our data support that those with sensitisation to grass, birch and Alternaria (and possibly Cladosporium) may benefit from focussed clinical protocols [ 26] that increase inhaled treatment during the months of peak exposure to allergen.

Ayrshire-born Caddis will approach Christmas in a very positive frame of mind after 12 months of peaks and troughs, no more so than when the mercurial Di Canio stripped him of the Swindon captaincy in August, claiming that the new father's enthusiasm for football had dipped in the two months following the birth of his son.

During the month of peak activity, 45 62% of the ILI case-patients tested positive for influenza.

Figure 2 modifies Figure 1 to symbolize only the month of peak mortality.

Repeating our analyses using data from June (the month of peak wind speeds) provided comparable results in that Euclidean distance accounted for genetic differentiation better than effective distance.

The mean peak month for Y. pestis mortality is month 2 (February) and is 7.4 (mid-July) for suspected Black Death – indicating a near-exact inverse correlation between the month of peak mortality between these diseases (5.4 months between peaks).

We examine an aspect of the Black Death which has received growing attention in the literature during the last few years: the difference in the seasonality (month) of peak mortality between modern and historical plagues.

It was the end of a month of peaks and deep losses, inspired by corporate earnings, merger news, and economic data for the United States that pointed to a slow, but not a stalled, recovery.