Sentence examples for At ga from inspiring English sources
At GA 32 34 weeks, SGA infants were observed to be at a lower risk for having RDS and this difference approached significance (p = 0.09).
The incidence of low birth weight infants declined from GA of 29 weeks (100%%) to the lowest level at GA of 41 weeks (0.69 %), and then rose at GA of ≥42 weeks (1.29 %) (Table 1).
The incidence of macrosomia increased proportionally from GA of 33 weeks (0 %) to the highest level at GA of ≥42 (8.40 %) (Table 1).
For the children born in 1979 we pooled the children born at GA 38 45 in one single group to examine the effect of the GA classification used from 1973 to 1977.
Cookey reverted to her more familiar role at GA.
But Bell looks under some pressure at GA, and the Firebirds defence is containing the Adelaide team in the final third.
Newly-released emails show that four days after activists filed a lawsuit against Georgia state election officials over security problems with Georgia's voting system and the lack of verifiable paper ballots, Curling v. Kemp, No. 1 17-CV-02989-AT, (Ga. Super. Ct. 201 17-CV-02989-ATation responsible for running Georgia's election wiped its election servers and backups clean.
Lawyers acting for the detained men yesterday appeared for a third day at Ga-Rankuwa magistrate's court to argue for them to be released on bail, after it emerged that state prosecutor Nigel Carpenter had increased the charges against the men from attempted murder and public violence to murder.
As part of the project, a house-to-house waste collection, which hitherto was the preserve of only rich neighbourhoods in the city, was introduced at Ga-Mashie in place of the poorly managed container collection system (Kumashie 2011).
The EDX analysis shown in Fig. 4c reveals a good stoichiometric composition of ~48.5 at.% Ga and ~51.5 at.% Sb in the nanowire.
Reverse transformation in plutonium alloyed with a small amount of gallium (Pu 1 at.% Ga) was investigated in detail by coupling CALPHAD-based simulations with experiments.
