The phrase "arm of four" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific group or category, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The arm of four in the committee was responsible for overseeing the budget."
Alternatives: "group of four" or "team of four".
In clementine, we found no evidence for interference between different arms of a chromosome, a maximum number of four crossovers per chromosome (chromosomes II, IV, VI and VII) and observed total interference in one arm of four different chromosomes (IV, V, VII and IX).
A reasonable estimate for the one year incidence of new fractures in women with at least one fracture and not on preventive treatment is about 20% based on new vertebral fractures observed in the first year for the placebo arm of four risedronate clinical trials [ 21].
Tannic acid was later attached to this product as a ligand, through a spacer arm of nine carbon atoms.
One day he takes the arm of one of the richest women in town, the newly widowed Marjorie Nugent.
The platform is based on a robotic arm of three degrees of freedom (DoF) using standard low-power servomotors with affordable prices and readily available.
He is tall and well built and shows off a tattoo on his arm of two skulls and the scales of justice balancing a Bible and a gun.
Novation is the purchasing arm of two hospital groups, VHA Inc., representing nonprofit community hospitals, and University HealthSystem Consortium, made up of leading university hospitals.
In Uganda, a company called World-Wide Sires, the international marketing arm of two American breeding cooperatives, is working with aid agencies to increase dairy production.
"You two should meet," he said as he grabbed the arm of one and whipped her in the other's direction.
Beside the arm of one of the center chairs was a board holding a telephone and a mechanism called a "fader," which controls the volume of sound.
In recent months, Huntsman Gay was introduced to Nana, an arm of one of Alaska's regional corporations, or holding companies owned by native Alaskans.
