Sentence examples for identified twice from inspiring English sources

Ewes in estrus were identified twice daily during a 72 h observation period.

For example, only women identified holy water sites along streams, while men identified twice as many sacred trees on the landscape.

We focused our attention on the intermolecular cross-links that were identified twice or more, for which the probability of being observed by random chance was below 10−8 for at least one instance and below 10−3 for additional instances (a false discovery rate cutoff of 0.05, an E-value cutoff rate of 10−3, spectral count ≥2, and the best E-value cutoff of 10−8).

One antigen was identified twice in two different Western blots.

The pectin methylesterase (ScPME1) and a disease resistance protein encoding EST (ScTOL21) were identified twice.

Three compounds were identified twice in the search, once each for Mre11 and Rad50 proteins.

Compared to CURB-65, CURSI identifies twice as many patients as being at low risk.

Either condition is associated with poor prognosis after trastuzumab therapy, and the combined analysis of PIK3CA and PTEN status identifies twice as many patients at increased risk for progression compared to PTEN stratification alone.

The metabolic syndrome definitions that do not require measurement of insulin levels (NCEP, ACE and IDF) identify twice more patients with insulin resistance and increased Framingham risk scores and are more useful than the definitions that require measurement of insulin levels (WHO and EGIR).

Given the influence of documented patient information on clinical judgement, 14 groups A and C were anticipated to identify twice as many health problems, relative to groups B and D. For this reason, a sample of 20 GPs per group was deemed sufficient in this exploratory study to estimate the effect size of an immediate discharge letter, within 95% CIs ranging from 0% to 34%.

In four of the five states — California, Georgia, North Carolina and Ohio — The Times identified roughly twice as many accidental killings as were tallied in the corresponding federal data.