Sentence examples for enumerated on a from inspiring English sources

All of this data is enumerated on a dashboard view, which you data on lead generation, sales, and growth.

Here, we evaluate the effect that Hurricane Ike had on the number and types of relationships people of Mexican origin enumerated on a social network questionnaire conducted prior to, during, and after the 2008 disaster struck the Greater Houston area.

Cells were enumerated on a hemacytometer in 0.1% Trypan Blue.

This proposition is supported by empirical evidence on the effectiveness of informed consent procedures [ 38- 41], suggesting that informed consent is practiced today through the "ritualistic recitation of risks and benefits" [ 42], enumerated on a written form with little or no engagement of the patient and little or no evaluation of whether the patient understands any of the risks.

SFCs were enumerated on-site using a hand-held magnifying glass.

After drying, spots were enumerated on an inverted microscope.

Spots were developed with R46A2-biotin (Mabtech) followed by streptavidin alkaline phosphatase (Mabtech) and substrate kit (BioRad) and enumerated on an automated reader (Autoimmun Diagnostika).

All samples were cultured at 37°C in humidified air containing 5% CO2 for 14 days, after which colonies were enumerated on an inverted Nikon microscope (1 colony ≥20 cells).

"My sons are eleven, and in a few years, I hear, they will start to kiss other people," he said as he tucked into a feast that began with a grilled-eggplant terrine (comprising twenty-one ingredients, all carefully enumerated on the menu), and explained that for his boys a make-out partner who had recently eaten a nut-studded brownie could prove fatal.

Unlike deaths attributed to a chronic disease, comorbidity enumerated on the death certificates of suicides is almost necessarily antecedent owing to the typically acute nature of injury mortality.

CellSearch CTC Control samples that had been enumerated on the CellSearch system were chosen as a model for this because they contain known numbers of two distinct cell populations in different concentrations.