Sentence examples for number recovered from inspiring English sources

The document was one of a number recovered in a police raid on the compound last month, and was used as evidence by a county judge to separate 464 children from their parents.

It is concluded that the season in which oocytes are collected from Small Tail Han sheep significantly affects the number recovered, their quality, maturation rate and development to blastocysts.

The sperm number recovered from the epididymis of the heterozygous S489X CF mice was also significantly lower than that of wide-type control (Fig. 1C).

The reduced bacterial number recovered from ΔXacFhaB infections was particularly larger after 3 days post-inoculation and may be explained by the fact that bacterial growth in planta requires FhaB expression and its absence may delay host colonization.

Since the aim was to identify new miRNAs, we explored the ratio between recovered known miRNAs and the total number recovered loci at different expression thresholds.

The total number of organisms found within the facility was 287 times higher than the number recovered upwind of the facility.

Those numbers recovered slightly in May, and construction of single-family homes increased for a third consecutive month.

In 2014, no hen harriers nested in England but numbers recovered slightly last year, with six successful nests from 12 breeding attempts.

The trough did not come until 1996, by which time the recession was a distant memory, and numbers recovered soon after.

Labor's polling numbers recovered modestly through late 2012, but seemed to plateau at around 35%, still significantly below the 2010 election result and below the 36-37% lows recovered by Rudd immediately prior to Gillard moving against him in 2010.

The number of E. coli recovered from the udder was affected by flooring type (P < 0.001) with the highest numbers recovered while goats were restricted on WS.