Sentence examples for contacts obtained from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to stomach for Warburton, who has utilised his scouting knowledge and contacts obtained during his time as the co-founder of the NextGen youth series to craft a team who scored 78 goals in the Championship, their first season in the second tier for 21 years.
JobNet is also beginning to include contacts obtained from permanent NIH employees, not just departing postdocs.
Contacts obtained by snHi-C allow detection of chromatin features including loops, topologically associating domains, and compartments when averaged over the genome.
Selection channels: from contacts obtained in Senegal, or public spaces, migrant associations, snowballing, interviewers' contacts Multiple steps with high sample attrition and (non-random) selection selection biases at origin ITA & SPA (partial sample) MAFE 2008.
Local interaction signal analysis (LISA) is a radial function based on terms describing favorable and non-favorable contacts obtained by density functional theory, the support-core-rim interface residue distribution, non-interacting charged residues and secondary structures contribution.
They used the initial contacts obtained through interrogating the first man as an entry point into a network of men who they suspected of being gay, and whose sexual orientations was otherwise kept tightly under wraps.
Further work is also necessary to investigate to what extent potential barriers to contacts obtaining prophylaxis operate.
This value is more than double that of the same contact obtained by room temperature (RT) processing.
In this paper, a model of non-uniform load distribution along the line of contact, obtained from the minimum elastic potential energy criterion, is presented.
This was determined by adding season-specific sub-scores based on frequency of water contact obtained through the yearly water contact surveys [18].
Consequently, if physical characteristics of neighborhoods inhibit contact, obtaining support may be more challenging, particularly in older residents (Thompson and Krause 1998).
