The phrase "a provided by" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "This document is a provided by the committee."
Alternatives: "a supplied by" or "a given by".
Figure 15 demonstrates the priori mutual information I A provided by seven different (text {MMSE}_{text {ap}}^{Y}).
Fig. 11 Experimental I V curves a provided by the manufacturer at different illumination and ambient temperature and b measured at 45 °C and approximately (800,{rm{W/m^2}}).
P. yoelii 17× A parasites were derived from a cloned line (A) provided by Dr D. Walliker, as described previously [42].
RNA from 1,25(OH 2D-treated primary human prOH 2D-treatedlial cells was a primaryd by Dr. Scott Cramer (Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC).
Following the addition of reagent A provided by the kit, cells were mixed by vortex and incubated on ice for 2 min.
With the normalization for B 12 a provided by R1 + R2, the bias B 12 a can be interpreted with a probability formalism where the probability of response R i(prob R i), R i/(R1 + R2) (i = 1 or 2), is (1 – B 12 a )/2 or (1 + B 12 a )/2 (see the first section of Theoretical Calculations).
The technique uses a template provided by a plastic polymer that organizes itself naturally.
Excerpts follow, drawn from a transcript provided by a United States government translation agency.
The American Petroleum Institute welcomed Friday's decision in a statement provided by a spokesman, Reid Porter.
In a description provided by a knowledgeable United Nations official, Croats began shelling the dam Wednesday evening.
The reward was a feast provided by a famous restaurant chain.
