Sentence examples similar to belonged double from inspiring English sources

All sections were evaluated randomly and without knowledge to which feeding group they belonged (double-blind).

In either case, the stock could quickly rise into the high 40s where it belongs, doubling its current price.

Side note: The weird thing about that sign is the church it belonged to doubled as a polling station yesterday.

Also, it was noticed the disappearance of peak belonging to double bonds (~ 5 ppm) where it can be inferred that conversion was more than 99% such as in the previous experiments.

NF90ctv is a nuclear transcription factor belonging to double-stranded RNA (dsRNA -binding proteins [ 33], which is involvedsRNA -bindingcycle of bovine diarrhea virus (BVDV) [ 33] and can activate interferon resproteinsnes and inhibit HIV-1 replication [ 33].

YAB belongs to the double borate family which crystallizes in the trigonal structure of the mineral CaMg3 CO3 4 and belongs to the R32 space group.

We faced one much stronger team that hit 10 home runs in a doubleheader, and we lost both games, the second one ending on a double play that belonged on the highlights of "Sports Center.

The remaining chromatograms (of 5 individuals for ITS2 and of 14 individuals for ATPSβ) had a few double peaks and belonged to heterozygotes whose allelic sequences were of identical lengths: those were resolved statistically by reference to the rest of the dataset using SeqPHASE [ 45] (available online at http://www.mnhn.fr/jfflot/seqphase) and PHASE [ 46].

The oddest round of the day belonged to Caroline Hedwall of Sweden: two double bogeys, two bogeys, a hole in one on the 16th and seven birdies.

Seven barley varieties have been selected for polymorphisms screening that belong to four doubled haploid mapping populations: Steptoe/Morex (SM) [ 20], Oregon Wolfe Barley Dominant/Oregon Wolfe Recessive (OWB) [ 21], Brenda/ H. spontaneum accession HS213 (BHS213) [ 22] and Brenda/ H. spontaneum HS584 (BHS584) [ 23].

The published melon reference genome belongs to the double-haploid line DHL92, derived from a cross between two phylogenetically distant melon cultivars: PI 161375 (Songwhan Charmi), cultivar group conomon, subspecies agrestis, and the T111 (Piel de Sapo) line, cultivar group inodorus, of the subspecies melo[ 8].