Sentence examples for included quantities from inspiring English sources

Not that all the residents conducted themselves in suitably monastic ways: The patient population included quantities of what Dr. Sweet calls Bad Boys and Bad Girls, the substance-addled, impossibly behaved denizens of the city's streets whose chronic medical conditions had forced their game indoors.

These have included quantities driven by kinematics, quantities driven by force-related parameters as well as by motor noise.

Functional categories unique to the BNST/POA included quantity of neurons, cell viability of neurons, and proliferation of neuronal cells (Table  1).

Drug utilization information was available by day of stay and included quantity, dosing, strength used, and cost; however, the database did not include clinical information such as dilutions performed by the hospital pharmacy or amounts received by the patient.

The graphic shows the sources (including imports) and end points of energy in the UK, including quantities lost along the way and exported overseas.

Groups then plan a full day of vegetarian (or vegan) meals and snacks for their character, like breakfast, lunch, an afternoon snack and dinner, including quantities.

In nuclear physics they include quantities such as power in a reactor fuel pin, the Keff eigenvalues in a criticality problem, or radiation input to a shield or the response of a detector.

Details of the eight multiplexes including quantities of forward and reverse primer, total volumes and PCR touchdown (TD) programme.

Other sprouters who purchased this lot were asked about their use of the implicated lot, including quantities sprouted and their seed-disinfection practices.

The food availability data represent the total quantity of food available at the per capita level, including quantities produced and imported, adjusted by quantities exported, or quantities used as animal feed or for seed.

Immunophenotyping of lymphocytes and monocytes including quantities of the fractions of HLA-DR expressing T cells and the level of CD40 expression on monocytes can differentiate between acute bacterial and viral infections.