Sentence examples for amounts via from inspiring English sources
The Internet, meanwhile, is one huge sports bar, with Google selling most of the beer by collecting infinitesimal amounts (via advertising) across billions and billions of searches and page views.
And a radically different understanding of how science works would lead to many of the diets and beauty treatments she uses (and sells for ridiculous amounts via her Goop website).
Therefore, in order to design and develop new drugs controlling the d-Asp and d-Glu amounts via regulation of the DDO activities, changes in these acidic d-amino acid amounts in various tissues are expected to be clarified in model animals having various DDO activities.
Tables 5 and 6 show the crystal sizes of the Nb-doped materials in different dopant amounts via Debye-Scherrer equation.
If there was some option to pay even smaller amounts, via cell phone text message perhaps, then this would seem more viable.
As the influence of affluent donors and super PACs grows, the ability to raise small amounts via SMS could help shift power back to the general public.
However, UBM may not want to raise such an amount via a capital raise.
This is because you get an initial boost in your investment amount via the tax relief, which then means that future growth is on a higher initial sum for a like-for-like net investment".
However, with no such caps in the current account market, if that individual had borrowed the same amount via a high street bank's unauthorised overdraft, he or she would face a bill of £90 at NatWest and its parent, Royal Bank of Scotland.
For example, miR-6126 is released in a large amount via exosomes from both chemosensitive and chemoresistant ovarian cancer cells, and is correlated with longer overall survival in patients with HGSC (Kanlikilicer et al., 2016).
Bandwidth isn't unlimited, but clearly there's enough that carriers don't need to charge for using enormous amounts of it — you can stream ten times your cap amount via zero-rated services and they won't say a thing.
