Sentence examples for corresponding tick from inspiring English sources
The human ratio was higher than the corresponding tick ratio for both private practice and state reported case data in all regions/datasets (Table 3).
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An event can be processed by an LP only if its corresponding event-tick variable is zero.
All participants were encouraged to complete the questionnaire individually based on their best knowledge about their colleagues and were instructed to tick corresponding cells only if they were confident that their colleague had any of those characteristics.
One thing beyond the state's control is the increase in moose mortality — the result of a complex chain reaction involving warmer winters and a corresponding increase in winter ticks, which are not the ticks that cause disease in humans.
The respondent is asked to choose the port, which he considers best for bunkering, and to tick the corresponding answer ring.
The parameters of the standard model comprise the steering offset and driving scale, which measure the angular offset of the tricycle steering wheel and the distance increment corresponding to an encoder tick, and the three parameters representing the sensor pose.
The main clinical signs are high fever, maculopapular rash, and an inoculation eschar at the site of the tick bite (corresponding to the portal of entry of rickettsiae into the host).
Anti-tickborne encephalitis virus IgG and IgM antibodies were detectable in the serum by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay 29 days after the tick bite; corresponding CSF titers were borderline.
In engorged nymphal and adult I. uriae, mean spirochete counts were significantly greater as compared to the corresponding stages of questing ticks: 893 (95% CI 144 5546) versus 16 (5–49) spirochetes per infected nymph (P<0.001) and 2489 (535 11561) versus 209 (54–807) per infected adult (P = 0.015) (Table 2).
