Sentence examples for seasons of this study from inspiring English sources
Two seasons of this study were in 2013 and one in 2014.
Such high variability might indicate different sources of exposure from activities such as livestock farming and waste disposal, or exposure from other wild species such as birds and amphibians [ 16]. S. Typhimurium was identified in all three seasons of this study.
By 1998/99, the first growing season of this study, approximately 10percentt of smallholders in Makhathini had adopted Bt cotton, followed by 25percentthehe second year and 50percentthehe third year.
When averaged across the three growing seasons of the study, regression analyses indicated that 25R47 had maximum yield at ~1,320,000 seeds/acre, close to the recommended rate of 1,400,000 seeds/acre (Table 1).
In particular, the diatom family Naviculacea consistently dominated (both numerically and in their diversity) the micro-algae in all regions for the two seasons of the study and in both habitats.
Over the course of the three seasons of the study, a total of 242 NCMSTIs were recorded for all 73 players.
We therefore engaged willing watermen in a sampling protocol in the final two seasons of the study to further refine our correlation of exposure estimation with outcome measures.
Three farms did not have any positive flocks; these were primarily smaller farms that each raised a total of 1 to 9 flocks during the four summer seasons of the study.
We selected an initial cohort of 152 persons, including 123 persons with regular, occupational exposure to the Chesapeake Bay; 107 of the cohort members were followed for the full four summer "seasons" of the study.
49 The discrepancies seen in the results of studies may be due to the different study populations, the seasons of the studies and the methods used for determination of 25(OH D.
Samples positive for pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus were not subsequently assayed for other influenza viruses during testing but were tested at the end of the Southern Hemisphere influenza season as part of this study.
