Such data are nominally available four times per day, a frequency sufficient to describe an effusive event evolving over the time scale of hours (e.g., Wooster and Rothery 1997; Harris et al. 2000b; Wright 2016).
Although uptake data [ 4] were nominally available for all three doses, we felt constrained to use uptake to the second dose only as the principal dependent variable.
PDF versions of TSCA 8 e) reports for approximately 2000 2006 are nominally available through a U.S. EPA website (U.S. EPA 2007); as of April 2007, submissions for 2000 2004, which had been online 2 years ago, were no longer available (U.S. EPA 2007).
In many countries, civil service medical staff is available only nominally full-time to fulfil its assigned tasks.
Copper tubing used for plumbing piping is available sized nominally, meaning that the outside diameter of the tubing is 1/8" (0.125 inches) larger than its stated size.
Most nominally-sized copper tubing is available in four weights, or wall thicknesses, which is color-coded.
Using the publically available results consisting of 74 nominally significant CpGs, we find confirmation of 9 CpGs in 8 gene regions (GNG12, LOC284998, VGLL4, FRMD4A, CUX2, MEG3, FTO, and ATP9A).
Although the HK telemetry packet is produced every second, this information is often made available only at a lower rate (nominally, once every 5 s) on the ground.
For most politicians and generals in the 19th and 20th centuries, war meant the kind of conflict characteristic of European contests from the middle of the 17th century to their own time: state-centred, conducted by increasingly professional armed forces, nominally excluding civilians, and involving well-defined instruments commonly available in developed states.
Mercury II) in either nanocrystalline metacinnabar (β-HgS) or microcrystalline β-HgS is not as available to bacteria as Hg II) that is nominally dissolved.
On top of that, his super political action committee, nominally separate from his campaign, also has millions on dollars available for him.
