Sentence examples for an nps from inspiring English sources

The acting NPS director, Michael Reynolds, called an NPS communications official to say that Trump wanted different pictures from the inauguration.

Nested within the study was a subcohort of 234 mother infant pairs who were studied in more detail: between 1 and 24 months of age, these infants had a nasopharyngeal swab (NPS) and blood taken at monthly surveillance visits, and their mothers had an NPS taken at the same time.

Around 3% of 16-24 year-olds took an NPS within the past year, compared with 1% of 16-59 year-olds.

Dael Devenport, an NPS archaeologist based in Anchorage, takes regular helicopter trips to survey the 70-mile coast of the park.

Sea level rise Approximately 40 protected sites are at risk from a 1m sea level rise, with an NPS analysis calling it "one of the most obvious and most challenging impacts" of global warming.

We propose an NPS pollution index based on runoff travel times from saturated variable source areas (VSAs) to the natural stream network as a means for including hydrologic connectivity between source areas and streams.

In mice infected with Strain 2, survival rates raised from 0% (A-np alone) or 10% (HS-np alone) to 60% (HS-np+A-np), whereas in those infected with Strain 3, survivals changed from 10% (A-np alone or HS-np alone) to 60% HS-np+A-np HS-np+A-np HS-np+A-np

The highest dose that produced 0% (or the lowest) survival rate was considered the non-protective dose (A-np).

A-NP, A-CP, and A-CP-F series hydrogels all exhibited high viability for MG-63.

Cell proliferation was measured on A-C, A-NP, and A-CP-F series and on a control glass disc.

The optical scattering spectrum of a NP near a metallic surface consists of several coupled modes.