Sentence examples for peak numbers of from inspiring English sources

The delayed spring means that instead of peak numbers of wasps emerging to forage in early August, they are emerging in early September.

European business flight operations rose by 5.5 percent compared with 2009, despite the economic squeeze, and were close to the peak numbers of 2007-8, it said.

In contrast, peak numbers of IL-17-secreting cells in response to in vivo activation, as well as in vitro stimulation, occurred later on days 52 and 126 as viral RNA was being cleared (Figs 1 and 3D).

The busiest shopping day on the high street often falls two days before Christmas Day, with Monday 23 December and Tuesday 24 December expected to draw peak numbers of shoppers this year.

The busiest shopping day on the high street often falls two days before Christmas Day, with Monday December 23 and Tuesday December 24 expected to draw peak numbers of shoppers this year.

Peak numbers of DADTI-LI-positive cells occurred on embryonic Day 18, decreasing postnatally.

(The peak number of marriages was in 1972).

This represents an enormous decline compared to its peak number of 45,000 warheads in 1986.

officials have estimated the peak number of listeners as triple that.

It had its peak number of users, 3.7 million, in December 2000.

French ski resorts reported a peak number of visitors in the 2008-09 season with 58.9m ski days.