Sentence examples for The ord from inspiring English sources

Table S3a AP biomarkers changes induced by the different blockade levels in the adult ORd model (If not present in the ORd model).

Membrane tethering by the PH domain and the FFAT motif enables sterol transfer by the lipid transfer domain (ORD), followed by back transfer of PI(4 P by the ORD.

The RFD group had more subjects who were female (61.9%), had household monthly income > HKD$20,00058.0.0%), and were younger (mean age 38.5 years), when compared with the ORD and NRD groups.> -wrap-foot> Notes: RFD = Regular family doctor group; ORD = Other regular doctor group; NRD = No regular doctor group.

This in itself is an experience, allowing you to take in the Ord and Berkeley rivers, mangroves and rugged coastline from the air.

The money will cover a cocoa tree trial in the Ord river, a new barcode tracking system and kick-start the "chocolate tour".

Intensive sugarcane farming is significant in Queensland's coastal districts, on the northern coastal plains of New South Wales, and in the Ord Irrigated District in northwestern Western Australia.

At the request of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA Office of Research and Developmentnt (ORD), the Board of Scientific Counselors (BOSC) Executive Committee (U.S. EPA 2005a) organized and conducted an independent and open peer review of the Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals Research Program EDC Research Programm) of the U.S. EPA.

All of the algebras are considerably larger than the ORD-Horn subclass.

Four of them can express the notion of sequentiality between intervals, which is not possible in the ORD-Horn algebra.

We prove that most approaches to tractable temporal constraint reasoning can be encoded as Horn DLRs, including the ORD-Horn algebra by Nebel and Bürckert and the simple temporal constraints by Dechter et al. Thus, DLRs is a suitable unifying formalism for reasoning about temporal constraints.

The results are the continuation of a research effort between members of the Office of Research and Development (ORD) of the U.S. EPA and the University of Pannonia.