Sentence examples for different types of entry from inspiring English sources
Two different types of entry are modelized.
There are several different types of entry-level child psychology jobs.
A design assistant, pattern maker, sketching assistant and production assistant are different types of entry-level jobs that allow an individual to work directly with shoe designers.
Other major limitations were in the study design, whereby we could not differentiate easily between different types of data entry error despite being able to infer this to some extent from the format of data.
But he suggests there's work to do on ironing out bugs, and also stresses that the complexities associated with different types of houses and entry environments means no one piece of technology is likely going to be a panacea for the locking/unlocking problem.
For example, a global inhibition of protein synthesis has been reported under different types of stress including: entry into diauxic shift [ 13], ethanol exposure [ 14], oxidative [ 15] and osmotic stress [ 16].
Though AntiJen provides information about different types of peptides (>24000 entries) from a single source but it provides limited information about B-cell epitopes and tools to analyze and retrieve the data.
Derivation of energy from different types of carbon substrates infers entry into the central metabolism at different points, and in Y. lipolytica suggests a natural adaptability in the mechanisms for generation of energy.
During studies on entry of various ligands into different types of cells, we noticed that entry is more pronounced in cells cultured in DMEM compared to RPMI-1640 medinm, in which the concentration of calcium is 1.8 and 0.42 mM, respectively.
This study aimed to determine the usefulness of different types of technology for nurses' data entry by comparing the utility and efficiency of keyboard and pen-based data input for clinical tasks.
The site offers its visitors a simple search to find all different types of help, through a very direct entry point.
