When the suffix "-tard" is added on to any adjective or noun, the resulting conjunction is intended to render a word that will connote an inferior, idiotic or dumber-than-dirt, juxtaposed quantity.
For all triple conjunctions, an intensity threshold of p<0.05 was used in each of the contributing maps, and hence the joint threshold of the resulting conjunction maps was p<0.0005 [38].
By Peter De Vries The New Yorker, June 13 , 1964P. 33 The writer still bears the scars of a recent incident resulting from the conjunction of the 2 cliches, that women talk too much, & husbands never listen.
The writer still bears the scars of a recent incident resulting from the conjunction of the 2 cliches, that women talk too much, & husbands never listen.
One of us read the resulting transcripts in conjunction with the audio recording, to check for errors in transcription.
A research assistant read the resulting transcripts in conjunction with the audio recording, to check for errors in transcription.
These results in conjunction with results from other studies have brought the complement of observed O-mannose glycan structures to at least 23, some yet to be completely defined (Charts 1– 3).
Our result in conjunction with a result of Korach et al.
However, our results, in conjunction with the results from the in vivo LC depletion studies showed that LCs were not required for the initiation of CHS [12], [17], [18].
This result in conjunction with the results of Figure 1B indicates that for a large fraction of the captured mRNA profiles the composition and relative abundance of the corresponding mRNA transcripts are consistently similar across the 10 individuals.
This result in conjunction with our result suggests that, compared with the formation of wt Ras-SNO by NO, the formation of wt Ras-SNO by S-nitrosocysteine is likely effective in generating wt Ras-SNO.
