You know that what you eat affects your sleep, but did you know that the reverse is also true? Studies now show that people who are sleep deprived tend to eat more fat-rich foods, simple carbohydrates, and fewer vegetables, possibly because sleep loss alters chemical signals connected to metabolism and hunger.
Figure 6. Figure 6 is a bar graph showing the number of main-track train derailments and the number of main-track train collisions per year from 2001 to 2010. In 2001 there were 7 main-track train collisions and 132 main-track train derailments.
From the results of these models, Table 5 gives the estimated mean number of fatal accidents per billion train-kilometres in 2009 and the estimated annual rate of change for each country, each with its 95% confidence limits.The values for EU+NO+CH as a whole are taken from the analysis in Section 4.1.he combination of the estimated mean number of accidents per year in 2009 of 6.02 (Section 4.1) with 4.10 fatalities per accident implies an estimated mean of 24.6 fatalities per year in Europe in train collisions and derailments in 2009.