Sentence examples for on a first group from inspiring English sources
Later on, a first group of methods [ 13- 17] formalized systematically these inductions by the introduction of bivariate generating functions.
A first passage of cheetah FSE was carried out on a first group of 10 female Tg(OvPrP4) mice −4 to 6 weeks-old – injected by the intracerebral (i.c).
DHPLC analysis was performed on a first group of 52 patients.
For the prefrontal cortex samples, real-time PCR was performed for the 10 selected miRNAs on a first group consisting of four controls and two early-stages samples (BR0.2, BR0.4, BR0.5, BR0.7, BR1.2, BR1.3) and on a second group of six late-stages brain samples (BR5.7, BR6.2, BR6.3, BR6.4, BR6.5, BR6.7).
To Marvin E. Frankel, who argued on behalf of a second group of plaintiffs, Justice Scalia said: "Your assumption is that the problem is a problem of money, but inner city parochial schools spend much less and do a better job".
From the twelfth century on, a second group of works were either newly read after long neglect, such as Aristotle's Prior Analytics, Topics, and Sophistic Refutations, or were newly translated from Arabic sources, most importantly Aristotle's Prior Analytics (Marrone 2010: 66; Ashworth 2010: 161).
For one group of subjects, the wheel was rigged to stop on 10; for a second group, on 65.
Therefore, we used another antibody panel on a second group of subjects (Group 2), by using antibodies specific for CD14, CD16, and MHC II to identify monocyte subsets.
The firestorm over Rush Limbaugh's incendiary comments about Sandra Fluke continues to rage on, as a second group of companies dropped his show.
Two independent linkage groups were accepted as linked if a marker on the end of one group showed a cross linkage to another marker on a second group through the " maximum linkages" function of JoinMap 4.0.
Going back over several centuries, when biodiversity falls, people desert the beaches, coastlines become more liable to flooding and blooms of algae are more likely to gain a footing.That theory was tested on a third group of data records kept by the United Nations from 1950 to 2003 of the fish and invertebrates caught in large expanses of the ocean all around the world.
