Sentence examples for additional s from inspiring English sources

Hepatic Cu levels decreased by approximately 0.9 mg/kg of DM per day when fed additional S and Mo, but no effect of Cu source was observed.

When I was in the eighth grade, Miss Bartholomew told us that a noun ending in "s" could be rendered possessive by an apostrophe alone or by an apostrophe followed by an additional "s," tie goes to the writer.

The effect of inorganic (INORG) or organic (ORG) Cu, fed without or with additional S and Mo on Cu status and performance was examined using 56 early lactation dairy cows in a 2 × 2 factorial study design.

The Bulleid numbering system was temporarily retained, with an additional "S" prefix, such as S21C1.

(The word "pierogi" is plural already, so no need for the additional "s").. Ignoring your superiors' advice is never a wise choice, and I was curious to find out how Polish food stands up against Camden's other food offerings.

In this case, we modified the model such that binding an additional S molecule to the intermediate compound, RS, greatly facilitates the phosphorylation (k1'≫k1 in Eq. (5)).

This is due to additional S-glutathiolation of catalytic cysteines on either Atg3 or Atg7 when the adjacent enzyme in the complex is bound to LC3 (Fig. 8).

Nonlinearity is a necessary, but not a sufficient criterion: only if the systems operate under unstable conditions does the output reveal significant nonlinearity (see Fig. S5 for additional S-Map results).

This is further supported by preliminary results on the D7 interaction with HIV-1 envelope proteins gp140CN54, gp140UG37, gp120IIIB, gp120YU2 and its modified variant gp120Ds2, in which an additional S-S (109-428) bridge was introduced, thus closing the cavity below the bridging sheet [14].

We developed additional S-plus routines to perform bootstrap selection and to evaluate model performance building on the MICE and Design Libraries [ 36].

Within the 7 horses which required additional S-ketamine, 4 horses were scored as 1 (excellent), 1 horse as 2 (good), and 1 horse as 3 (fair).