Sentence examples for occurrence for which from inspiring English sources
Residents in western Sydney have reported flocks of white cockatoos attacking their homes, the reporter says, an occurrence for which the Department of Agriculture has no reasonable explanation.
For a moment, he thought that his destiny, his screwed-up American destiny, would be to meet his death like Dahlmann in "The South," and it seemed unfair, partly because he now had debts to repay and partly because he wasn't ready to die, although Pereda knew that death is an occurrence for which one is never ready.
Spinal subdural abscess (SSA) is a rare occurrence for which the management typically involves open surgical removal and washout.
Aim: Melanoma is a tumor of constantly accumulative occurrence for which novel methods of imaging and targeted therapy are generally pursued.
The timely collection, organization, analysis, and dissemination of these data facilitate prompt responses by public health systems to changes in disease occurrence for which immediate intervention appears warranted.
For these six diseases we had data on self-reported occurrence, for which we then sought validation through medical records review.
When we analyzed the relatively few Marburg HF occurrences for which distributional data exist (n = 4 occurrences), a complementary distributional area was predicted.
Note: Column values in bold represent mean occurrences for which there are statistically significant differences at or below the.05 level (Pairwise Chi-Square test used to test group differences) between pre-20077 election" and "since conclusion of election violence".
Note: Column values in bold represent mean occurrences for which there are statistically significant differences at or below the.05 level (Pairwise Chi-Square test used to test group differences) between "household experiencing violations prior to 2007 election" and "household experiencing violations after election violence".
However, we note that we tested for an association of parental care strategy with the occurrence of EPP, for which the prediction in either case is the same: higher levels of EPP in female-care nests.
Unfortunately, as mentioned before, since we could not measure the actual relative velocity between the finger pad and vibrating contactor, we may not be allowed to precisely discuss the occurrence of nominal sticking for which the relative velocity between the contact surfaces is zero.
