Sentence examples for d chose from inspiring English sources

While both females followed a western flyway via the Strait of Gibraltar, male C crossed the Mediterranean Sea along an axis situated between the Balearic islands and Corsica and Sardinia, while male D chose an eastern flyway following the Italian peninsula.

Noticeably, some of the rats, rather than choosing the training-positive stimulus (i.e., D), chose the horizontal grating.

(In the field notes it is recorded that they sat on the bed whilst Mrs D chose and talked about jewellery that matched what she was wearing that day).

Firstly, we define the average distortion D chosen to be the expected value of the distortion function δ between the synthesized signals using the reference and quantized parameters which can be expressed as D = E [ δ ( s, s ~ ) ]. (25).

The growth rate response has been discriminated into the two clusters C and D, chosen for their direct relationship with growth rate modifications, and overlaps with other responses have been estimated in each case.

First, for the categories "no disease" and "disease", according to P(D) chosen, fictitious patient data sets are generated using the random number generator of MATHEMATICA in combination with one out of many possible distribution functions: thus, for both diagnostic categories, fictitious data of a ratio-scaled diagnostic variable are generated following the chosen distribution functions.

To determine whether factors that bind to the mut6 site can affect the alternative processing of sFlt-1 mRNA, we examined the effects of hnRNP D (chosen as a model factor) overexpression because hnRNP D is known to bind to the AUUUA motif.

He did that because of the many men and women he met who told him they only wanted the right to be able to fight for, and if G-D chose, die for their country.

Why would G-d choose to start the Torah with such a horrible story?

A study published in the journal Health Affairs in October estimated that a mere 5.2 percent of Medicare Part D beneficiaries chose the cheapest coverage that met their needs.

It can be no coincidence that in describing the potential liability of the States in § 101(20)(D), Congress chose language mirroring that of § 120(a)(1).