Sentence examples for cycles and for from inspiring English sources
Later adjustments for adult BMI, adult regularity of menstrual cycles and for interval between age at menarche and age at regular cycling did not materially change the results.
They are mostly grouped into collections rather than thematically linked cycles, and for all their elegance and attentive response to the texts, they maintain a discreet emotional distance; it is all very decorous and gentlemanly.
The Kent racetrack will host the time trial events for races on standard bikes, hand cycles and, for athletes who have difficulty with balance, tricycles – a race contested by both men and women.
Mr. Echezuria was referring to a group of men whose calendars are often marked in steroid cycles and for whom "liposculpting" and "abdominal etching" are by no means alien terms.
PAGE A13 THE SCIENCE -- The severity of hurricane seasons is governed by temperature cycles, and for nearly a quarter century beginning in 1970, the Atlantic was in a relatively quiet cycle.
That said, he's been through similar inflection points in previous cycles and "for the same point in the cycle, the quality is markedly higher".
'Touchdown' PCR was performed under the following conditions: denaturation at 95°C, extension at 70°C and annealing at 58°C for 5 cycles, 56°C for 5 cycles and 52°C for 25 cycles (for specific primary primers) or 68°C for 5 cycles, 64°C for 5 cycles and 60°C for 25 cycles (for degenerate primary primers).
The reasons for dose reduction were haematological toxicity for two cycles, non haematological toxicity for five cycles and both for three cycles.
The flag remains '0' for two clock cycles and '1' for next two clock cycles.
The constructs for mapping life-cycles and for monitorability specifications are in the exchanged_value section of the service consumer.
Here, for both 6-cycles and for 8-cycles, we give necessary and sufficient conditions for existence of a gregarious cycle decomposition of the complete equipartite graph Kn(a) (with n parts, n⩾6 or n⩾8, of size a).
