The phrase "al to be" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misphrasing, and it cannot be used in any context.
Example: N/A
Alternatives: "to be" or "all to be" (if intended as a different phrase).
It is the first time for Al to be performed anodization in NH4F solution under constant current.
"He was a dedicated firefigther and it was like Al to be the first one in there to rescue as many people as possible," the chief said.
Δ araA-leu 7697-- Shown by Durfee et al. to be a deletion of the first 295 codons of hepA to the first 82 codons of fruR.
We first assessed expression of 10 genes identified by Suarez et al. to be differentially expressed comparing bacterial to viral infections.
There's the audio guy prompting Al to be "more cool" and to act "like you're at a party" (code for "sound more black") as he's recording promo spots.
Though Father Al's victims were not only Latino, the news has been particularly painful to Latino families who considered Father Al to be one of them.
One of the possibilities is a new PEP-X 4.5GeV storage ring that would be housed in the 2.2 km PEP-II tunnel (Hettel et al., 2008 [1]; Hettel et al., to be published [2]).
Subjects were recruited from two ongoing epidemiological studies (Balogh et al. to be published, Arvidsson et al. to be published), in which postal questionnaires regarding the frequency and intensity of musculoskeletal symptoms [ 10], as well as whether the symptoms were perceived as work-related, were sent out.
The mechanism of action has been proposed by Katani et al. [ 36] and [ 37] Garnero et al. to be trijodthyronine (T3) induction of differentiation of osteoclasts.
While the equivalence is relevant for one specific case of the TTCC mechanism, it is a particularly interesting case since it is the only version identified by Roth et al. to be both Pareto-efficient and strategy-proof.
Very recently, volcanic ash-recycled PC was investigated (Nishida 2016; Ando et al. to be published).
