Sentence examples for a set of tick from inspiring English sources

Model values were compared with a set of tick densities from an actual landscape.

Each item has a set of tick boxes to indicate the action taken ("directly managed", "managed by another care team member", "referral required") to address any identified needs.

A total of six tick-naïve female cattle aged 20 months, three Brahman and three Holstein-Friesians were maintained in a set of concrete yards, free of ticks, until trial commencement.

There was no help required from clinical staff to complete this questionnaire as it only consisted of a set of simple tick box style questions.

We Americans, black and white, have been taught to reduce it to a set of personal ticks (speech patterns, handshakes, musical taste) and socio-economic caste.

The Hollow Crown brings a full set of ticks to this checklist.

Here, we present a characterized set of ESTs for the hard tick A. americanum representing an estimated 14,310 unique sequences.

Each simulation tick executes activities that include a set of actions for the entire embryo ('organism tick').

By M. Kenson and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 8 , 1947P. 26 Incidental Intelligence: A set of service plates at Plummer's is ticked at $1,500 a dozen and bears the following notation: "11 in stock, 1 in Palm Beach".

The preserve is so tick-infested — in particular by "lone star" ticks, which are extremely aggressive and cause ehrlichiosis, a set of bacterial diseases similar to Lyme — that local schools no longer book field trips there.

The New Yorker, March 11 , 1944P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: The men in the Naval Training School at Harvard march to and from classes to the cadence of a metronome, set at sixty ticks a minute, which is broadcast through a P. A. system.