Sentence examples for histories consisted from inspiring English sources

Medical histories consisted of hematologic malignancy (n = 18), solid tumors (n = 9), chronic disease under immunosuppressive therapy (n = 9) and toxic bone marrow aplasia (n = 6).

Three evolutionary histories consisted of 15 serial transfers on a same host while the other three used alternate hosts (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Validation of the method is carried out using a database of case histories consisting of standard penetration test values, acceleration records at the ground surface and field observations of liquefaction/non-liquefaction.

Thus in the first stage of the experiment, a clonal population of cells was divided into 30 groups, each of which experienced one of the 10 cell histories consisting of growth in one of two media to one of five cell densities over a fixed period of time (see Materials and Methods for details).

Women with smear histories consisting of only one negative episode were not included in the study.

The encounter histories consist of two digits per year where the first digit keeps track with live encounters (i.e. recaptures in the fish ladder) and the second digit keeps track with dead encounters.

His history consisted of 40 books, of which 1 5 and 11 20 survive, and was divided into three parts.

It did not note that except for the battery conviction, that history consisted mostly of shoplifting offenses.

Most of America's history consisted of stitching stars on the flag as fast as we could but what would happen now if someone proposed that we should add a state?

As he described it, the Oral History consisted of talk he had heard and had considered meaningful and had taken down, either verbatim or summarized — everything from a remark overheard in the street to the conversation of a roomful of people lasting for hours — and of essays commenting on this talk.

Before Snider brought the Flyers into being 44 years ago when the N.H.L. expanded to 12 teams from its Original Six, the city's hockey history consisted of the Philadelphia Quakers, who played in the league in 1930-31, and a smattering of minor league teams that existed spasmodically until 1964.