Sentence examples for ips about from inspiring English sources

The parameter estimates are less precise before 23rd February (Table 1) due to the relatively small number of IPs (about 57) before that date.

While this model captured the regional pattern of spread well, accuracy at the individual farm level was low for IPs, with about 12% of reported case premises over the duration of the epidemic being captured by simulations [ 4].

The GDF warning came as the French grip on Britain's energy infrastructure tightened with a plan to take full control of International Power (IP) for about £6.5bn.

Why not just make a new IP about hell and so forth?

For example, when given at 80 mg/kg IP, about twice the dose we gave in our study, lithium carbonate induced renal insufficiency in Wistar mice [17].

The calculated results show that the HOMO energies lift about 0.3 eV and thus the IPs decrease about 0.3 eV in all the carbazole-based polymers, suggesting the significant improved hole-accepting and transporting abilities.

Furthermore, the HOMO energies lift about 0.6 eV and thus the IPs decrease about 0.6 eV in PFPOZ, suggesting the significant improved hole-accepting and transporting abilities, due to the electron-donating properties of phenoxazine ring, which results in the enhanced performances in both efficiency and brightness compared with pristine polyfluorene.

In the Bloomfwd case, the performance using the real IPs is about 1.16 × higher than the case that uses random IPs.

In that study, the IPs' knowledge about EBM and practical guidelines was found to be rather poor.

Our knowledge assessment tool was based on World Health Organization (WHO) protocols for health workers' management of the most commonly presenting conditions at the primary level fevers, diarrhoea, respiratory conditions and so our findings reflect IPs' knowledge about basic first level management of these conditions.

He said that he doesn't think much any more about wireless or about IP communications but rather about IP mobility the convergence of the two.