Sentence examples for sample drivers from inspiring English sources

Rather, parents who attach importance to a physically active lifestyle might select homes and neighbourhoods that are generally walkable in nature (note in our sample, drivers placed less importance on their child exercising en route to/from school).

In our sample, driver experience ranged from 2 to 42 years.

SSH procedure relies on the selective amplification and enrichment of abundant cDNAs in a sample (tester) when incubated and hybridized with an excess of a reference sample (driver).

Linkers were ligated to one batch of each sample ("tester") and hybridized with an excess of the other sample ("driver") using two consecutive hybridization steps.

Hybridization and subtraction steps were carried out in both directions, i.e. for forward subtraction the Resistant (R) sample (tester) was subtracted from the Susceptible (S) sample (driver) and vice versa for reverse subtraction.

The products of the subtracted suppression hybridization cDNA library appeared on 1.2% agarose gel as a smear with ranking size from 150 bp to 1.2 kb and 4 6 separate bands which obviously differentiates them from the unsubtracted sample driver.

For the remaining one fifth of thought samples, drivers were not actively thinking about anything in particular.

To date, almost all studies of self-restricted driving have sampled drivers aged 55 years and older, including a recent review of the association between personality and driving that focused on drivers aged 40 years and older (Nichols et al. [2012]).

For this purpose, cDNA libraries were generated from tissue samples isolated at 72 hpi, and used in suppressive subtractive hybridization assays (SSH) to confront Col-0 72 hpi cDNA samples (tester) against Te-0 72 hpi cDNAs samples (driver).

The sample contains drivers who had accidents and who did not, drivers who use a cell phone as well as drivers who do not.

In this sample, younger drivers were more likely to report ≥1 police stop as a driver in the past 12 months (25% versus 11% for older drivers), which is consistent with findings from a prior, smaller ED sample (20% for younger versus 4.1% for older drivers; (Betz and Fisher [2009]).