Sentence examples for abbreviated further from inspiring English sources

The Democrats was one word and could not be abbreviated further, said Mr Lewis.

On the basis of this criterion, the total study population of 123,24 persons was divided in a multimorbid sample (abbreviated further as mm-sample) of 76,540 (62%) and a non-multimorbid sample (abbreviated further as nmm-sample) of 46,684 persons (38%).

The abbreviated session further reinforced suspicions that the whole exercise is really aimed at getting a swift vote this year on term limits and nonpartisan elections.

This nicely abbreviates the further 950 or so feet where gravity then threatens to lead you.

The catalysts, synthesized by hydrothermal method (HT) and by ultrasound waves with 40, 70 and 100% powers (8, 14 and 20 kHz), were further abbreviated as SAPO-34-HT, SAPO-34-U40, SAPO-34-U70 and SAPO-34-U100, respectively.

It is possible that the manufacturing process could be further abbreviated with the use of transgenically expressed GRFT.

Incidences from this regional administrative hospital and regional medical information system (further abbreviated as RMIS) have been validated against national incidences from the national register (FRANCIM) [ 18].

Gene expression of Ca2+ ATPase in the cardiac sarcoplasmatic reticulum (SERCA2a, further abbreviated as SERCA) and phospholamban (PLB) were determined by northern blotting.

Recent research supports using the criterion of ≥ 3 conditions for investigations of multimorbidity in the ambulatory care setting, especially when the aim is to compare the multimorbid sample and the non-multimorbid sample (further abbreviated as mm-sample and nmm-sample) in the study population [ 21, 22].

The Vis spectra show that almost immediately after the mixing of O. vulgare L. water extract (in further text abbreviated as ORE) and AgNO3 solution, the absorbance at 445 nm appears.

We further abbreviate the hazards at their evaluation points: and.