Sentence examples for In incurred from inspiring English sources

Martinez, who leads the Yankees with 28 homers and 95 runs batted in, incurred the injury while running to first base on a groundout in the ninth inning of Monday's 9-5 victory.

A fast and reproducible HPLC MS/MS method was developed for the simultaneous determination of clopidogrel (CLP), its carboxylic acid derivative (CLPM), derivatized thiol metabolite isomers MP-H3 and the active MP-H4 in incurred human plasma.

These data confirm that the detection capability for penicillin G in spiked milk (3 μg kg−1; Table 2) is also valid for the detection of penicillin G in incurred milk samples.

Until the technology is perfected, there is no point in incurring these diplomatic and financial costs.

For this he paid a heavy price in incurring the long-standing suspicion of organized labour.

This item extends by 10 years the time in which communities around the state have more flexibility in incurring debt for much-needed sewage facilities.

For Uber, all its passengers are created equal and there's no point in incurring such extra expenses: its balance sheets recognise no disability.

While M&S is one of Britain's longest-standing and best-loved retailers, in incurring the wrath of Mumsnet it is taking on a formidable enemy.

Preparation method and chemical composition play a key role in incurring ferrites with high quality.

For instance, households with at least one member having a chronic illness were 94% higher than those without a chronic illness in incurring CHE.

Mark up your planned expenses in order to cover price differences and the time you will spend in incurring those expenses.