Sentence examples similar to so called count from inspiring English sources
Iraq is now America's – and the Iraqis' – game and the coalition, so called, counts not a fig. Tuesday's announcement of the pull-out of 8,000 American soldiers sends a clear message of "over to you" to the US presidential contestants.
Formal joint assessments, so called joint counts, are generally performed by physicians, nurses or other health professionals.
The major method of measuring parasite burden is by counting parasite eggs in sheep faeces, the so called faecal egg count (FEC), which is an unattractive and labour intensive technique.
We used a 99.05% HHsearch probability cutoff to count so called "edges", because 99.05% was the highest cutoff that retained a connected graph.
This digging effort was measured for small, medium, large helpers, breeder females and breeder males separately (so called 'status'), and we counted the number of individuals observed per status.
In the first case (which we count as 2000), the so called storms "Lothar" and "Martin", occurred on 27th 28th December 1999, and affected mainly France and Germany (Fig. 4).
These so called alignment-free methods [21] are based on gene sequence word counts and have become increasingly popular since the computationally expensive sequence alignment method is avoided.
Use them as your resource, learn or at least, write down their names, so you can call and count on them to care about your best interests.
