Sentence examples for tsunamis affected from inspiring English sources

Although the correlation of tsunami deposits between the two sites is not easy because of the wide age range, it is likely that the same tsunamis affected both sites.

On the other hand, a bimodal distribution of boulders is found on Ishigaki Island, Ryukyu, which suggests that large tsunamis affected the boulders in addition to the storms (Goto et al. 2010b).

One of these two studies also examined preschool children; in the whole sample, thus including tsunami affected and non affected children, at this age prevalence of psychiatric disorders was found lower than in school age children (2.3% vs 3.8-16.63.8-16.6% after the tsunami [ 23].

The fault lines in this seismically volatile region could cause far-bigger earthquakes than previously thought possible, spawning tsunamis affecting far wider — and far more populous — areas than the one last year.

Each group should answer the following questions with regards to relief efforts in their assigned countries (written on the board or copied onto a handout for easier student access): -In what ways did the earthquake and tsunamis affect your assigned country?

For the Pacific coastal tsunamis affecting the Shikoku to Kii regions, a down-dip extension of large slip is necessary, down to about 30 km or deeper.

The median ages of measles cases in tsunami affected and un-affected population was compared using non-parametric test.

The survey showed a high rate of diarrhoea, fever and respiratory cough among under five children and again this was for both tsunami affected and non-affected populations.

A cluster of measles cases was subsequently reported in a tsunami affected area on December 30 with cases reported in non-tsunami affected areas of the province soon after.

Micro-enterprises empower tsunami affected Malaysian women LANGKAWI, 23 December 2006 – For the men who cast their nets off the tsunami-affected coast of Langkawi, life is finally returning to normal.

The earthquake and tsunami affected a vast stretch of northeastern Japan (the Tohoku region), but not every village and town was affected in the same way.