Sentence examples for the number of clashes from inspiring English sources
The number of clashes has been increasing along Sudan's border with Chad.
International monitors say the number of clashes along the border has this year been at its highest since the ceasefire began.
The results of our analysis showed that the two different coordination processes largely affect the number of clashes in the first run of clash detection, coordination meeting time and efficiency, ease in finding root causes of the clashes, and number of coordination cycles to complete the coordination.
Demands for Kurdish autonomy (let alone independence) were downgraded to appeals for cultural freedom for the country's 12m or so Kurds.Mr Ocalan has since ordered his fighters to leave Turkey and to observe a ceasefire (the number of clashes in the mainly Kurdish south-east has since dropped dramatically).
The plan acknowledges the number of clashes could increase if Derby County get into the Premier League.
Overall, the number of clashes in the HAAD models is closer to that observed in the experimental structures than the numbers from REDUCE and HBUILD models, which demonstrates that the method we used for constructing H-atoms is more efficient in reducing the atom clashes.
The number of clashing atoms in structures generated by HAAD is 2% higher than that in the experimental structures, but 5% lower than that in models from HBUILD and 6% lower than that in models from REDUCE.
We then calculated the number of CLASH targets that overlapped the randomly placed clusters using BEDTools.
The total number of TargetScan7 predictions did not match the number of CLASH-identified targets due to slightly different overlap between mRNAs targeted by different miRNAs.
The enrichment was calculated as N_CLASH/N_control, where N_CLASH is the number of CLASH interactions that matched bioinformatic predictions, and N_control is the number of control interactions that matched bioinformatic predictions.
"The downturn in the number of armed clashes and the impact of the harsh weather is much more likely to have an impact on Taliban operations than on government or ISAF operations," said Mr. Rodehaver, referring to the International Security Assistance Force.
