Sentence examples for becomes nil from inspiring English sources

However, Colombo and coworkers recently showed that if also the EAdi/time tracing is available, the inter-observer variability, at least among experts in patient-ventilator interactions, becomes nil [ 44].

He became Nils Linnaeus; his son was Carl Linnaeus but became Carl von Linné after Sweden made him a noble in 1761.

Most of the malleability is missing from cold bronze with 5 percent tin, and ductility becomes practically nil at a 20 percent tin content.

However, such situations would be expected to occur rarely because the inclusion of these trials has opposite impacts on the treatment effect (which becomes closer to nil) and its confidence interval (which narrows).

At the conclusion of this study a genome scaffold sequence of barley became available (Nils Stein and Robbie Waugh, unpublished data) and while it was possible to use this sequence to identify all the endo- 1,4 -β-glucanase gendo- 1,4 -β-glucanase not possiblendo- 1,4 -β-glucanase endo- 1,4 -β-glucanaserley.

Coleman's "one-nil" became his trademark, yet for some reason Davies's equally catchy and succinct "so-and-sooooo... scores!" never really caught on.

The difference in fruit shape between the two NILs became apparent immediately following fertilization and was most pronounced between 6 and 10 dpa coinciding with the globular embryo stage of fruit landmark 4. At the end of the sixth fruit landmark, representing the seed torpedo stage, the fruit shape index of the LA1589ee NIL started to decrease.

Those two goals could have cost 4 points (2 one-nil wins become 2 one-all draws) but there are still another 4 points to find.

During his time in Paris, Jolin became good friends with Nils Dardel.

Then, the structural geometry is immersed into the Eulerian grid and the structural geometrical coordinates, which introduce nil LS values, become a part of such mesh.

He's given legal advice to the guitarist Nils Lofgren, and become friendly with the drummer Max Weinberg.