Sentence examples for yearly range from inspiring English sources

Though both mechanisms can account for the observed semiannual variations, the yearly range of µ (23.2°, from 0.2° to 23.4°) is larger than that of θ (16.3°, from 66.6° to 82.9°).

The prevalence of VAP in this population (31.9 per 1000 ventilator days) is higher than in other neonates admitted in our unit during the same period of time (2009 2014) with a mean of 16.5 per 1000 ventilator days (yearly range 9.1 19.3 per 1000).

These figures reflect a yearly range of 7.8%18.4%% for total drug resistance (including 0.5%–3.3% of MDR-TB cases).

Chloramphenicol resistance varied widely between human and animal isolates (yearly range 0%46.8%% among animal isolates and 0%20%% among human isolates).

Our study found the incidence of severe maternal GBS sepsis to be substantially lower than that reported by a population surveillance study (1999 2005) in the USA (12 per 100 000, yearly range 11 14 per 100 000 live births) 22 that had analysed all cases of confirmed invasive maternal GBS disease (with positive culture from a sterile body site).

More than one-third of Neotropical migratory birds are suffering population declines, yet a 2015 global assessment found that only 9% of migratory bird species have adequate habitat protection across their yearly ranges to protect their populations.

The explanatory variables were dummy variables for birth date (categorized into yearly ranges: 1958 1967 1968 1977 1978 1987, and 1988–2003) and age at delivery as a continuous variable.

The PED at its worst occurred on average weekly (ranging between patients from several attacks daily to yearly) and at the latest assessment on average yearly (ranging between patients from weekly to remission of symptoms).

Moreover, in a study of the age structure of B. lanceolatum in the North Sea off Helgoland (0 to 17°C yearly temperature range) and in the warmer water at the Racou (10 to 24°C yearly temperature range), Courtney reported initial growth rates of 10 and 20 mm/yr, respectively, with faster growth during the warmest months of the year [36].

The territory west of the Andes Mountains is one of the world's most inhospitable: cool, rainy maritime conditions prevail throughout the year, and the yearly temperature range approximates 36 to 55 °F (2 to 13 °C).

Averaged over the Canada Basin, our results show a 2003-2012 average of 2.5m/y downward with strong seasonal and interannual variability superimposed: monthly and yearly means range from 30m/y downward to 10m/y upward.