Sentence examples for background received from inspiring English sources

Pregnant females of the Swiss genetic background received a single 5-bromo-2-deoxyuridine (BrdU) injection (IP, 50 mg/kg; in 0.9% NaCl) at gestational days E11.5, E12.5, E13.5, E14.5, E15.5, or E16.5.

Two-month old mice, 12 TG, and six controls, maintained in a C57BL6/FVB mixed background, received intraperitoneal (IP) injections of AOM (10 mg/kg body weight) once a week for 6 weeks; in addition, three controls and six TG mice were treated with physiologic solution.

The court heard that White, from a farming background, receives only the state pension and a small agricultural pension of £120 a month.

Government guidance states the programme is "about ensuring that vulnerable children and adults of any faith, ethnicity or background receive support before their vulnerabilities are exploited by those that would want them to embrace terrorism".

"We are not asking for total parity but for the current gross inequities to be eradicated, so that a similar child from a similar background receives similar funding, regardless of where they live.

New consultants without a business background receive several weeks intensive training on the key basics of business.

Any patient with a refugee background receiving outpatient treatment in any of these four hospitals who had been exposed to a traumatic event according to the criteria of DSM-IV-TR was asked to participate in the study.

We were not able to determine the total number of patients with a refugee background receiving treatment during the study period among the outpatient departments from the four hospitals due to internal hospital reporting regulations that do not require the ethnicity of patients.

Ms. Senna's short-story collection, "You Are Free," about women of various racial backgrounds, received good reviews when it came out this spring.

But the university defended its record, saying 367 undergraduates from ethnic minority backgrounds received places in 2015, up 15 per cent in five years.

Every year more and more students of lower-class backgrounds received a university education, but the entrance examinations tended to limit admissions to the most desirable faculties (medicine and engineering) to students with elite backgrounds.