Sentence examples for enforced double from inspiring English sources

9 10 Davies et al enforced double blinding at the time of embryo transfer, but the participants were unblinded when they received photographs of the transferred embryo(s) (M Davies, University of Adelaide, personal communication).

By enforcing double coverage of patients the dynamics of the underlying systems are already partially considered.

To treat hip-hop stars any differently is to enforce a double standard.

We expected that an intrinsically symmetrical TM IV/V interface would be enforced in such double mutants, and that a distinctly asymmetrical dimer would form a disulphide linkage with whichever alternative cysteine pair was in contact.

And yet the police and the Department of Parking and Traffic — though both denied it is their official policy — have steadfastly neglected to enforce ordinances against double parking when it comes to a sacred city tradition: weekend church services.

But since only one in 40 of the new jobs are permanent, the number of people in enforced part-time work has doubled to 1.3 million, and there has been an explosion in artificial self-employment, the experience on the ground is something else entirely.

A standard B-DNA double helix structure was enforced by hydrogen-bond restraints for all twelve base pairs.

The regime employed a ruthless and unrelenting strategy in Aleppo that featured its double-pronged attack of enforced attrition, by denying humanitarian aid and supplies into the besieged area, and intensified and indiscriminate bombings of civilian and rebel-held infrastructure.

The mechanoelectrical effects attained through the enforced transfer of an ionic liquid through an electric double-layer capacitor-like laminate are described.

Sampled pharmacies were located in urban and peri-urban areas of Delhi and Chennai, which have both higher wealth (double the national average in Delhi) and more tightly enforced regulation compared with more rural areas.

These sessions differed dramatically from the ungraded active-learning exercises introduced before, for two reasons: There were more than double the number of activities per class session, and participation—"enforced" by random-call versus calling on volunteers appeared much higher.