Sentence examples for peak in the number of from inspiring English sources

The number of plants in flower and the abundance of flowers peaked in May and June in 1991, with another small peak in the number of plants in flower in July and August, and in 1992 a large peak in March, April and May of 1992 [ 18].

In September and October, there's a peak in the number of kids with acute asthma attacks who are rushed to the emergency room or hospitalized".

After an all-time peak in the number of American manufacturing jobs in 1979, the "total suspended particulates" count fell dramatically in the subsequent two years.

A difference of 95 people -- less than the average plane load of American tourists -- may not seem like much, especially with off-peak having a seven-to-five advantage over peak in the number of months used for record keeping.

There is a sharp peak in the number of incidents of GM rice contamination for 2006/7 (Figure 4).

Wiltshire Police attributed a peak in the number of anti-social behaviour incidents during the 2011-12 financial year to a change in the way incidents were recorded.

However, the US-based company acknowledges it has struggled with unexpectedly high peaks in the number of people trying to log in.

"The ambulance trust experienced increased pressure in December with unpredictable and 'spikey' demand causing random peaks in the number of acutely ill patients requiring an emergency ambulance response.

Figure 3 shows the number of publications per year that define phishing, indicating several peaks in the number of definitions within particular years.

There are two peaks in the number of ash layers per 5 m, with seven ash layers from 40 45 mbsf and four layers from 80 85 mbsf.

Likewise, peaks in the number of new species recognised by the ICTV varied greatly.