Sentence examples for making counts from inspiring English sources
Before noon parasites are schizonts, up to half of which may adhere to blood vessels making counts of circulating parasites inaccurate.
As mites dislodged easily making counts unreliable, we focused on the total number of ticks (irrespective of developmental stage) per individual as a measure of relative ectoparasite load (mean = 12; range = 0 81).
mRNA transcription scores were calculated, making counts with HTSeq and calculating RPKM with cqn correction in R (Anders 2010; Hansen et al. 2012).
Observations on the in vivo plating of mouse mammary tumour are extended by making counts of tumours at a significantly earlier phase of development than in previously reported work.
In a normal game, every shot a player makes counts as 2 points.
That makes counting tricky.
Any runs thus made count to the batsman, otherwise they are extras.
When it mattered most, though, it was the rudimentary plays that the Nets made count.
New technology, Shepherd told him, could make counting words much easier.
Wednesday marked Berdych's first night match at Arthur Ashe Stadium — one that he made count.
He was made count of the Empire (1808) and duc d'Otrante (1809).
