Sentence examples for first four characters from inspiring English sources
Then take the first four characters from string C with the new string D "This," string D is also tainted.
For example, the first four characters at Pbe216AAG were GGA, AAA, TAA, GCA, all substituted for AAG within the repeat region [ 78].
Using the PALGA identification method (i.e. first four characters of the family name, date of birth and gender), different examinations of the same woman could be linked.
As the difference in incidence between excluding 0.5 and 1% of the most frequent first four characters is very small, in our analyses, we chose to exclude only those women with 0.5% of the most frequent first four characters of family name in the corresponding table and figures (Table 1> -wrap-foot>, Figures 1 and 2 ).
We indeed found that the incidence rate including all women is about 20% higher after one and two or more negative screenings than the rate after excluding 0.5% of the most frequent first four characters of the family name.
After linking all examinations belonging to one woman (based on the first four characters of her family name and date of birth), the examinations were divided into primary and secondary ones.
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The first two characters seen in the television pilot — Joshua Nolan and his adopted alien daughter, Irisa Nyira (played by Stephanie Leonidas), begin as characters in the video game.
For instance, some providers iterate the first two characters sequentially, meaning all the PNRs generated in one day will have the same opening characters.
The program book listed the cast "in order of appearance," but only by some unfathomable reckoning: the first three characters to sing were listed fourth, fifth and first, respectively.
These first two characters are so well drawn (Sarah thinks a groveling little letter of apology she wrote to Cyril Connolly may have wound up with his papers in the British Museum) that it is hard to watch them recede.
