Sentence examples for cart approaching from inspiring English sources

When the child heard Queen Victoria's pony cart approaching on the road below Windsor Castle, the four-year-old Elisabeth ran out on the balcony, waving and calling, "Granny Gran, I'm here!" Elisabeth's playfulness made the queen laugh out loud.

As the golf cart approached, the players realized who was in it.

I slid it into my shirt pocket when a woman with a shopping cart approached us on the sidewalk and warned us to reject Jesús Malverde, since he was of the Devil.

Following the hypothesis that transcription factors work cooperatively to define gene expression, in this work we propose a multiple Classification and Regression Tree (CART) approach to identify new Wnt/β-catenin pathway target genes within the human genome, based on the presence of transcription factor binding site motifs in their regulatory regions.

The Classification and Regression Trees (CART) approach was applied in the classification.

However, CART approaches may miss higher-order relationships when there are no lower order effects (e.g., if the lower-order effects do not split out early in the construction of the tree).

We took an intention-to-continue cART approach and ignored subsequent treatment interruptions.

This is usually the stage when most CART approaches stop growing trees.

This study aimed to identify the complex interplay of area-level factors associated with high area-specific incidence of Australian priority cancers using a classification and regression tree (CART) approach.

Owing to the limitations of current cART approaches, alternative gene- and nucleic-acid-based therapies have been proposed to control HIV-1 infection, including gene editing, ribozymes, and utilization of RNA decoys.

A decision-tree based technique, the Classification and Regression Tree (CART) approach considers how variation observed in a given response variable (continuous or categorical) can be understood through a systematic deconstruction of the overall study population into subgroups, using explanatory variables of interest [ 36].