Sentence examples for spark n from inspiring English sources
The results of the survey were discussed with the same expert group of CHC nurses that had helped develop the SPARK (n = 8) [ 15].
This group consisted of a) received with comment 'no contact wanted by parents' (n = 24); b) missing risk and/or consent data (n = 25); and c) no consent obtained after administration of the SPARK (n = 106)).
Rise time was 19 ± 0.5 ms (1186 sparks from n = 25 sites) in caffeine vs. 17 ± 0.3 ms (1618 sparks from n = 25 sites) in time-matched controls.
Time to half-decay was 23 ± 1 ms (1186 sparks from n = 25 sites) in caffeine vs. 20 ± 1 ms (1618 sparks from n = 25 sites) in time-matched controls.
There has been a dispute over the interpretation of the House of Lords' intent in regards to the use of Hansard in court, sparked by Lord Steyn's Hart Lecture on 16 May 2000, titled "Pepper v Hart: A Re-examination".
The Fluo-4 fluorescence ratio (F/F0) was also significantly higher in the presence of SNAP than that observed in control experiments (Fig. 2Cc, 1.7±0.02 vs 1.88±0.03, P<0.05; n = spark numbers/experiments).
Ca2+ sparks occupied a mean spatial width of 2.4 ± 0.1 μm (n = 25 spark sites).
In this preparation under control conditions, Ca2+ sparks occurred with a frequency of 2.6 ± 0.1 Hz/spark site (n = 105 spark sites), with a rise time of 17 ± 0.3 ms and a time to half decay of 21 ± 0.7 ms (averaged from 4,103 sparks recorded from 105 spark sites).
More than 100 of Britain's richest people have been caught hiding billions of pounds in secretive offshore havens, sparking an unprecedented global tax evasion investigation.
William Orlamonde gives a good account of himself as the Hermit, and Ned Sparks is decidedly capable as one of the crooks, Bland.
