Sentence examples similar to a one split from inspiring English sources

Gingival and periodontal problems, including gingival inflammation and mobility for the retracted canines, were evaluated in a one split-mouth design study [40].

Arrow said on Instagram there is a one to one split of producers and consumers, but with the GIF there could be many more consumers than producers.

To this end, the recombinant part of the protein of interest is expressed as a fusion protein with one split intein fragment.

However, the previous reports only had allowed the analysis of only a few rearrangements and one split variant in each fusion gene.

The hung parliament scenario could be a hazardous one, splitting the parliamentary party from their local council and activist base.

Mixed communities are good for London; they make it a vibrant, living city – not one split between rich and poor.

The company plans a two-for-one split before the market opens on Thursday.

A one-third split of the seven million subscribers would yield 2.3 million customers.

(It would lose nearly $8 billion more in that year). But under Gerstner, IBM has returned record profits and seen its stock price more than quadruple to $99.625 a share, up $3.375 Tuesday, after a two-for-one split earlier this year.

And they think, well that's too high a price per share, so let's do a three-for-one split, and let's make every share into three shares.

After a two-for-one split of Nortel's shares, shareholders will get 1.57 of a Nortel share for each BCE share.