Sentence examples for bracket I from inspiring English sources

The teeth were again light-cured from all four sides of the bracket, i.e., mesial, distal, occlusal, and gingival, for 10 s each.

We therefore expect that the index we developed will be most useful when applied to subjects that fall within a specific age bracket (i.e., 65-69 years of age, approximately).

Most OSPs that are produced from alkaliphilic bacilli are clustered together in the tree (dashed square bracket), i.e. E-1, LP-Ya, and SD-521 from B. cohnii DSM 6307, NP-1 from B. halmapalus DSM8723, KP-43 from Bacillus sp. KSM-KP43 [ 17].

"Where's the bracket?" I said.

"When I saw him in my bracket, I was nervous.

So when I fill out my own bracket I pick Jimbo's team, to win".

But the series in (44) converges only with brackets, i.e., the terms in them cannot be dissociated.

In the (4) case the inner brackets (i.e., ) are used to indicate over which terms the norm is calculated.

In each case two alternatives are given, one favouring the interpretation of some characters as homoplastic (square brackets), i.e. independently derived in two or more groups.

Where words have been added to quotes to enable reader understanding they are enclosed in square brackets, i.e.. Ethics approval for the study was provided by the Research Ethics Committees of La Trobe University, the Department of Human Services Victoria, Mercy Hospital for Women and Barwon Health.

The exponent (of the bracketed, i.e., [x]) value is taken to yield dollar values, because the coefficients shown are the un-exponentiated Poisson regression coefficients obtained by Fleishman et al [ 22].