Sentence examples for of all st from inspiring English sources

Age, height and weight at diagnosis of ALL (sT), at the end of treatment (EoT), and at final height (FH) were extracted from the record of each eligible patient.

Bill Whyte Ilkley, West Yorkshire  See the Guardian's account (Eyes of all St Ives on hippies, 10 July 1973) and all other national newspapers of that week, when a similar situation arose in St Ives, Cornwall, when my late husband, the Rev Canon Douglas Freeman, was the vicar.

There is only one way: discard the late medieval Cartesian description of the soul (that was produced 1,400 years after Christ) in favor of the ancient description of the soul first advanced by Aristotle 300 years before Christ, which was later refined into a monotheistic framework by Christianity's greatest intellect of all, St. Thomas Aquinas.

Nine STs (from ST28 to ST36), accounting for 64.3% of all the STs, were newly defined and different from those observed in other countries.

Out of all the STs identified 319 were singletons not belonging to any group.

Let Λ x) denotes the set of all st-limit points of the sequence x.

Let Γ x) denotes the set of all st-cluster points of the sequence x.

In this case, we write st2 - lim x = L. Let st2 be the space of all st-convergent double sequences.

In other words, each (mathcal {P}^i) consists of all st-hyperpaths that have the same last (q-i) hyperarcs as (pi _{st}) and deviate from (pi _{st}) exactly at the ith hyperarc.

To test further for evidence of recombination, we used the programme SplitsTrees on each locus separately and on the concatenated sequences of all STs.

However, when the concatenated sequences of all STs were investigated, evidence of significant recombination (p = 2.50×10−4) was found and even with the tyrS sequence data removed significant evidence for recombination was found (p = 0.016).