Sentence examples for rain incidence from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that the exotrophic Adenomera tadpoles simply float to the water bodies by chance (e.g., due to topography or great rain incidence), because they have functional mouthparts and spiracles [ 33, 34], implying that they need nourishment provided from the environment to complete their metamorphoses.

Interestingly, in spite of the correlation with rain, dengue incidence in Kandy is correlated with both DTR and DHR, as well.

This is likely to reflect both increased numbers of patients acquiring vivax malaria during the rains (higher incidence) and presenting with primary infections, but a major component is from relapses by hypnozoites in patients who travelled outside this period (seasonal latency).

The roots were dried at room temperature, being protected against rain and directed incidence of sunlight.

It is postulated that infectious aerosol generated with the monsoon rain lead to increased incidence of pneumonic melioidosis.

12 Transmission is perennial, with seasonal increases in disease incidence after rains during November April.

Seasonal and contrasting monsoonal activity over the region is the cause for a broad seasonal change of surface salinities, and since the area lies along the path of the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt, it is coined the 'dilution' basin due to the high incidence of tropical rain and, away from the equator, tropical cyclones contribute to a significant drop in sea water salinity.

Malaria transmission at the time the study was conducted was hypoendemic with an estimated entomologic inoculation rate of 3.4 (95% CI 0.7 9.9) infectious bites per person per year [25] and peaks in malaria incidence following the rains in March May and October November.

The IMD incidence fell when the rain season began.

The annual distribution of malaria cases in these areas paralleled the seasonal rain distribution with a peak of incidence in the beginning (October-November) and other after the peak of rainy season (February-March) [ 24].

Similarly, Pinto et al. (2011) did not find a high correlation between precipitation and DF incidence in Singapore because rain occurs there throughout the year, and thus it is not a significant limiting factor for mosquitoes.