The phrase "and the cvs of" is not correct in standard written English as it appears to be incomplete or lacking context.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are discussing multiple CVs (curricula vitae) of individuals, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "We need to review the applications and the cvs of the candidates before making a decision."
Alternatives: "and the resumes of" or "as well as the CVs of".
Table 1 presents the standard deviations and the CVs of the proposed method and the CMs, which are calculated in the homogeneous dark regions of Figures 13 and 15.
It's a blank spot on his resume -- and the CVs of his colleagues -- that is due in no small part to the dramatic bias inherent in the shows' categories, an issue Stiller thinks should be addressed.
If the applicant is an institution, please provide the CV of the institution and the CVs of the core staff which will be involved in the assignment.
Negative correlations were found between the dry mass per plant and the CVs of: GU length · diameter−1, length and number of leaves (Table 3).
Yet, there is some variation within a spawning, and the CVs of sperm size within a male are comparable to those among males within a population.
The average intensities of 54 of the 216 probes were greater than 50 arbitrary units (au), and the CVs of these probes were very small (median = 4.8%); this is surprising considering the high mRNA complexity of clinical samples.
Figure 3e and f compares the CVs of Ni Cu OH and Ni Co OH electrodes, respectively, at the same scan rate of 10 mV/s.
The length and number of yarn hairiness detected by the image methods are highly correlated with those of the visual inspection method, and the CV of yarn evenness is also consistent with the traditional method.
Stephen Beardsley has the handshake of a bouncer and the CV of a mercenary.
Thus, measures reflecting individual features, like the spatial extent of phase synchrony in the beta band (Pogosyan et al., 2010) and the CV of beta band activity may potentially provide complementary, rather than redundant, information about clinical state.
In reality, On-Point had no employees and had used the CVs of potential employees.
