Sentence examples for count providing from inspiring English sources
Something about the way the online world has coagulated around social networks that subconsciously convert everyday conversation into a form of entertainment – with a follower count providing a running score – is turning us into click-bait people.
This process is repeated, and the logarithm of the box size is plotted against the logarithm of the box count, providing the D f as the slope.
HIV-infected TB patients were referred to HIV-related care and treatment, but individual physicians used their own clinical judgment about measuring CD4 count, providing opportunistic infection prophylaxis or ART, and managing other clinical conditions.
However, if the participant has popped a blister, or the blister is at a site that makes it susceptible to bursting such as the sole of the foot, it can be considered part of the blister count, providing there is a flexible (but not dry) roof present over a moist base.
Since July 27, drone attacks have killed 34 suspected militants, according to an Associated Press count provided by Yemeni security officials.
A magistrate suspended a sentence of 90 days on each count, provided that Hamm completes a year of probation.
That measurement, called the CD4 count, provides a good indication of the status of the immune system.
Carl Tobias, a professor of law at the University of Richmond, disagreed somewhat, saying the injection count provides the prosecutors with a fallback strategy if there is not enough evidence to prove Bonds knowingly used drugs.
CD4 cells are the white blood cells attacked by the HIV virus; their count provides an indication of the state of an individual's immune system and the progression of the disease.
The Stelcoat window count provides an easy, visible measure of how things are going in the game between the "relocation" experts an the tenants, and serves to convince reluctant tenants of the futility of staying on.
It turns out, though, that travelers needn't worry about becoming part of the body count provided they stick with areas known more for tourism than trafficking.
