Sentence examples for counts of that from inspiring English sources

Under current rules some beneficiaries do not reach full retirement age until between 65 and 66, but the SSA tables do not provide counts of that group by state or county.

Only reads which can be unambiguously identified as either exonic (continuous or spliced) or intronic for a single locus were counted towards the mRNA or pre-mRNA counts of that locus, respectively.

For 1,333 (59%) organisms, the dispersion (that is, the ratio of variance to mean, equation 1) is >1, indicating that the variability of weekly counts of that organism is greater than that of a Poisson distribution.

To standardize levels of expression among species we calculated relative expression of each locus of each species by dividing total counts of that locus with total counts of colonies sequenced for that species.

Now, you tell me what the d count of that is.

Ms. Manigat and the governing party's candidate, Jude Célestin, won the top two spots in the initial count of that election, qualifying them for the runoff.

She had been through extraordinarily intensive medical treatment: 18 or 19 operations (she had lost count), and between 70 and 80 rounds of chemotherapy (she had lost count of that number, too).

The same has been true for reality shows -- "The Bachelor" on ABC has spawned about a dozen imitations in the rough count of that show's rueful creator, Mike Fleiss.

DeHashed state that the total row count of that database is 8,388,894 which included some 7,633,234 unique email addresses.

Yes, it's kind of amusing that someone would actually keep count of that sort of thing, but it's not that bad a point, in my opinion.

Each node in the prefix-tree stores two pieces of information: label and support, denoted as label: sup, in which label is a frequent sequence and support is the support count of that frequent sequence.