Sentence examples for ocs i from inspiring English sources

From this point when I mention OCS, I will be talking about Margaret's sub-experiment.

The study was conducted based on the hypothesis that the biases and confounding factors that were present initially after the introduction of new so-called "third-generation" OCs (i.e., those containing desogestrel and gestodene) in the 1990s, which likely contributed to the alleged increased risk of VTE, may have vanished after 10 years.

The weight-based characteristics of participants in the current study were in line with previous research conducted in Europe, with obesity rates (OCs I, II and III combined) within the range reported for men and women in a European-based systematic review of prevalence rates.

In addition, approx. 42,600 and 21,300 women-years of DRSP/EE 24d and LNG exposure would be needed to show non-inferiority of DRSP/EE 24d versus LNG-containing OCs (i.e., slightly less than the expected exposure of 44,000 and 22,000 women-years).

This paper presents the application of the methodology to the designs with three commonly used OCs, i.e., copper, nickel, and iron.

Part 2 presents the application of the methodology to the designs with the three commonly used OCs, i.e., nickel, copper, and iron, and compares the simulated performances of the designs.

DJ OC I stream 80% of football on an Amazon Fire Stick with Kodi installed.

OC: I went up to Dillon Gym one day to shoot hoops — play some pickup basketball.

Samples from the uppermost OC I unit displayed 14C age ranges from 32 to 28 and 26 to 24 ka, respectively.

OC: I think that there's something true in both, it's because of this that you can ask yourself if there were "primitive white men": technology only seems to represent the word "white," not total equality.

Along this topographical gradient, we quantified the space-time distribution of soil water and temperature as well as the amount of labile OC (i.e. NaOCl-non-resistant) in relation to CO2 fluxes.