The phrase "as pint" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "I would like to order a drink, but I meant to say as a pint."
Alternatives: "like a pint" or "in a pint".
While monitoring each child's brain activity through sensors attached to nylon caps, she and her team asked each child's parents which words he or she was familiar with, such as "car," "book," or "shoe," and listed those words along with unfamiliar ones such as "pint," or "guide".
Finally, we obtained 70,769 unique protein sequences (denoted as P) representing 209,165 unique PPIs (denoted as Pint).
This dataset contains 70,769 unique interacting protein sequences (denoted as P) from 2,725 species, representing 209,165 unique binary PPIs (denoted as Pint).
Additionally, P∼int is established over similar protein space and domain space as Pint, which justifies the ratiometric feature scores obtained from Pint and P∼int.
A null hypothesis that the effect of treatments did not change across time was assessed by an interaction test across weeks 1 3 (reported as Pint).
Before 1740, children were regarded as pint-sized adults.
Two remaining tiers will serve students and short-term workers such as pint-pulling backpackers.
When the 21 fourth and fifth graders marched double-file down Broadway, colorful oversized placards slung around their necks, they looked like nothing so much as pint-sized workers on strike.
If it's strange for an army of 18-year-olds to return to their kindergarten classrooms — "Wait, I remember it as being so much bigger!" many typically exclaim — it's even stranger for their teachers who remember them as pint-size pupils, not Princeton-bound giants.
The food is basically burgers and steak-frites, while exotic cocktails, tequila shots and jägerbombs are just as popular as pints, with Guinness and Kilkenny on tap.
Once again, farmers were banned from moving cattle.The European Commission dropped its plans to require Britain and Ireland to phase out the use of imperial weights and measures, such as pints and pounds, by 2009.
