Sentence examples for a further tick from inspiring English sources

I'd even be happy if the businesses which had certain "social enterprise" structures got a further tick in the box.

The inclusion of a 'bio-psychosocial assessment' for patients with newly diagnosed depression as a target in the revised QOF for 2013/4 [ 34] will challenge practices to deliver in any more than a further tick-box on the depression template.

Percutaneous fipronil (8.4 mg/kg) was prescribed for once monthly administration to prevent further tick infestation.

It also further ticked off the faction of fans who already hate the Heat for celebrating their seven coming N.B.A. titles last summer.

Further, ticks are very rarely found on dogs in New Zealand, where PCR studies on the only prevalent species, Haemaphysalis longicornis, have been negative for Bartonella spp (23 ).

recurrentis and amplicons from tick, lice, and human blood samples; b) 1 from both a patient and a tick showing greatest homology with B. crocidurae; and c) a further group containing unique amplicons from ticks collected in Tanzania.

Would-be attendees must be invited or submit an application with answers to questions like "If a friend were to describe your accomplishments in up to three sentences, what would he or she say?" and "Can you share a memorable anecdote from your life that will give us a further sense of what makes you tick?" Applicants must also provide references.

That, hopefully, will resolve potential confusion on the part of the receptionist, while including a subtle linguistic tick that lends a further sense of reality to the conversation.

Although mechanisms need further clarification, ticks are protected against iron and heme mediated oxidative stress by ferritin [ 149] and HeLP [ 150].

The "mm-hm" was icing on the cake — a subtle vocal tick included to further conversation, all while leaving the other party none the wiser that she was speaking to a 'bot.

The S class was further subdivided in groups according to a previous tick salivary classification [ 7].