Sentence examples for further pair of from inspiring English sources

We meet back in the bar, restored and fully perpendicular, for a further pair of pints, and a brace of excellent local pork chops in cider sauce.

In Hauser et al. (2002) (henceforth HCF) a further pair of contrasting terms is introduced.

Thrasymachus is relying on a further pair of assumptions, which we can also find on display in other sophistic and contemporary texts.

A further pair of measures considers a characterisation, at the basin scale, of the frequency distribution of rainfall extremes and the extent of the impervious portion of the catchment.

Once the local anaesthetic is instilled, and the needle has been placed to the designated position, a further pair of stereo images is obtained to ensure good needle placement.

The Government announced that it would purchase two additional Globemasters in October 2014, and requested information on the pricing and availability for a further pair of aircraft.

RT-PCRs using two further pairs of BTV-6 specific primers and one pair of primers specific for 'nucleotype C' (which includes BTV-6, 14 and 21) (Table 1) were used to generate cDNAs of the expected sizes from virus isolates NET2008/04 and NET2008/05 (derived from the Heeten blood sample), representing a total of ∼75% of Seg-2.

To evaluate the contribution of the HIC protein coding sequence to the HIC 3'UTR-dependent activation of gene expression, we tested two further pairs of plasmids expressing different parts of the protein from vectors that either contain or lack the HIC 3'UTR (Fig. 3A).

Five further pairs of lambs fed either colostrum or subsequent milk from five pre-clinical scrapie-affected sheep equally presented with PrPd in lymphoid tissue by 9 months of age.

A human Btk gene (ITK) has a tight linkage to the ParaHox cluster at 5q31, and two further pairs of paralogues (TEC, TXK, and BMX, BTK) show looser linkage to the cluster on chromosome 4 and X.

The user has four options for each proposition: (i) validation as homology; this excludes further pairings of the form sibling of term A with term B, or A with sibling of B. (ii) Validation as 'partial homology'; this allows further pairing of siblings of A with B, or of A with siblings of B. These may be due to differences in ontology representation.