Sentence examples for 2 attributed from inspiring English sources

This was quite a different procedure from Pola Negri who, 1 Failed to remember their presence; 2) Attributed ownership to her maid; 3) recalled that there were mild wines for medicinal purposes... View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By John Cassidy By Robin Wright.

Generally, n around 1 indicates a free and bound exciton recombination process and n ≥ 2 attributed to other recombination, e.g., biexcitons [15].

In addition to the 3 ALT abnormalities constituting SAEs described above (1 in the 25 µg group and 2 in the rabies vaccine group), 9 additional elevated ALT values were reported; 2 in the 10 µg group, 2 in the 25 µg group (1 attributed to hepatitis B); 4 in the 50 µg group (2 attributed to hepatitis A) and 1 in the rabies vaccine group (attributed to hepatitis A).

Both experiments showed a significant difference between the amplitude variation of the two spectral components A 1 and A 2, attributed to protein-bound and free NADH fluorescence, respectively.

The scores were always attributed by the same investigator, except the score for the quality of surgical condition (Table  2) attributed by the surgeon.> Venous blood (10 mL) was sampled from the catheter and collected in lithium heparinized tubes before the injection of S-ketamine (−2) and at 2, 4, 8, 13 and 20 minutes after the end of S-ketamine injection.

As a result, each instance in a DNA target set was presented with 40 attributes, in which 2 attributes depicted the sequence and evolution feature respectively, and the other 38 attributes stood for the structure feature.

Equally enchanting is "Forest Pool" (1905-11), atoribothd to both sisters.

Pacquiao, 32, attributed that in part to age.

The group's president, Janet Phyfe, 76, attributed the decline in volunteering to changing demographics.

"Sibyl" (1888-90), atoributed to Mary Allen, depicts the sisters' aunt, Judith, dressed up as an old prophetess.

Officer Orbe, a married father of two children, ages 4 and 9, attributed his good fortune to other forces.