Sentence examples for longer entered from inspiring English sources

The statistical approach was the same as the abovementioned, except that the previous independent variable "family history of hypertension " was no longer entered into the regression models.

BMI and waist circumference had similarly predictive values in both men and women; once one was included, the other no longer entered the model.

Upon exposure to exogenous H2O2, these in vitro purified PTEN appeared to be highly oxidized, with the disappearance of the oxidized band around 70 kDa under non-reducing condition (Fig EV2B), for which a potential explanation could be aggregation of oxidized forms that is exacerbated in the presence of H2O2 to an extent where the oxidized PTEN was difficult or no longer entered the gel.

For instance, eventually guests will no longer enter the parks through turnstiles.

"Almost all recreational activities will now no longer enter into these sorts of agreements," he said.

As a result, I can no longer enter a space without instantly hunting for its pros and cons.

She no longer enters her work in festivals, and she refuses to make films longer than an hour, mindful of viewers' decidedly less demanding entertainment options.

In a statement, the Federal Housing Finance Agency on Monday said it was examining the investments and that Freddie Mac was no longer entering into new transactions of that type.

Behr, 56, a high school teacher and everyday runner who broke 3 00 often and once ran a 2 38 at the Boston Marathon, no longer enters New York.

She refused, tending to him even when the nurses would no longer enter the room where he lay, naked, under a sheet of thick plastic.

As they've done in Stockholm and Pittsburgh, the identical twin brothers Doug and Mike Starn have arrayed photographic mosaics around a 45,000-watt carbon arc lamp that is so bright that one can no longer enter the church without wearing protective goggles.