Sentence examples for formats given from inspiring English sources

Parker will make his A's debut Wednesday at home against the White Sox and should be considered in many formats, given his ceiling as a potential ace.

In terms of admissions numbers, that number would be a bit higher in 2D and lower in the other formats, given lower ticket prices for 2D, and probably also a bigger skew in child and family tickets for 2D.

Lastly, we wish to stress the clear potential of the Tu-L11 and Tu-tRNA assays for screening new misreading-inducing antibiotic candidates in high-throughput formats, given the large changes in fluorescence in these assays that are sensitive to antibiotic addition.

Both formats give you a reading experience.

His photographs, in color and black and white, are arranged in grid formats, giving his deadpan subjects a sort of narrative content.

Tap on a clip in the timeline, tap the magnifying glass that appears and then pan and zoom around the current video frame as required (of course the latest 4K formats give you a lot more pixels to work with).

The key findings are that statistical information presented in terms of relative frequency formats gives rise to more accurate decision making than data presented in terms of simple frequencies, independently of the informational environments.

Regardless of their individual benefits, both assay formats gave essentially identical results.

Some decision aids were available in a combination of formats giving patients options.

Thus the "tick" label represents a combined evaluation of the food's nutrient content, whereas the other label formats give separate evaluations for the different nutrients.

In addition, the uploaded data are analyzed and displayed in table and graph formats, giving an accurate sense of glucose trends and monitoring frequency.