Sentence examples for relevant count from inspiring English sources

The point of disagreement, and the exclusion of the relevant count by the jury, will ultimately have little or no impact on Phillipos's sentence.

To quote the always relevant Count Floyd, "Oooo -- scary!" Lodge is a seemingly fearless actress, given that she does most of her acting alone and, frequently, naked.

Since we do not know the physiologically relevant count of synapses, we repeat our calculation for 1 ≤ Θ ≤ 7. Unfortunately, datasets 1 and 2 contain a caveat of synaptic ambiguities, which arises from the limitations of EM in C. elegans.

The large dynamic range arises from a state where all concentrations are close to 0. This does not necessarily make stochastic behavior important, however: the relevant count is the number of particles required to activate transcription, K A or K R, rather than the small value β a / k marking the start of a new cycle.

Overall, 115 potential pathogens yielded relevant counts (≥104 CFU/ml); numbers of potential pathogens recovered per specimen type are shown in Table 1.

Prior antimicrobial treatment did not affect growth of potential pathogens in relevant counts in DC4; thus, two of 56 and two of 59 potential pathogens isolated from untreated and treated patients, respectively, showed reduction in growth below 104 CFU/ml.

Our statistical approach demonstrates how temporal patterns in FM charts hold valuable information for the interpretation of relevant counting measures, and how this can be overlooked when not taking the temporal nature of FM chart data into account.

Furthermore, of the 28 isolates of this pathogen grown in relevant counts during routine immediate culture, only three exceeded 104 CFU/ml in samples stored at -80°C before culture.

In DC-80, however, antimicrobial treatment was significantly associated with failure to detect relevant counts of potential pathogens; the respective numbers were 20 of 56 and 37 of 59 (P = 0.004).

In the study by Georges et al. [ 12], growth of P. aeruginosa was only moderately affected by storage of PSB specimens at -80°C, and none of the isolates failed to grow in clinically relevant counts (≥103 CFU/ml) after sample freezing.

Population counts provided by the ABS provide the relevant population count at 30th June in each study year.