Sentence examples for standard passage from inspiring English sources
The researchers measured the average voice pitch of 113 heterosexual female undergraduates as they spoke vowel sounds, read a standard sentence and a standard passage of text.
They were recorded at specific intervals reading a standard passage and the results indicated that the voices deteriorated.
Marius's sporting hopes died not as a natural result of the standard passage to adulthood, but because at the age of 12 he found out that he was HIV positive.
Cells produced by microwell passaging were washed, dissociated and centrifuged as for a standard passage with the subsequent resuspension of the cells being carried out in serum containing medium without LIF.
Supplementary LAMP tests using fresh, unpreserved tissues collected during standard parasite passage have demonstrated equal efficacy (data not shown).
In a sharply critical report, it said the school had failed to deal with its most difficult problems, including admissions, student achievement, grading, academic standards, bar passage and placement.
We are now undertaking a more extensive strain comparison by our standard serial-passage method using inocula derived from this primary transmission experiment (Ritchie et al., 2009).
The differences in the power-time curves of L. monocytogenes after (CSF) or without (standard curves) passages through the animal could be due to adaptation of the pathogen that may be associated with a prolonged lag phases and longer generation times.
As indicated in Fig. 4 and confirmed by one-way ANOVA, we obtained a significant overall effect of initial activity following reading of each passage (standard multiple-choice, standard multiple-choice plus confidence-judgment, or confidence-weighted multiple-choice test) on final test performance [F 2,108) = 5.46, p = .006, η 2 = .09].
"Tommy's first race was a week before he was 3, with training wheels," Earl says, as if he were discussing a standard rite of passage for toddlers.
What was once the purview only of dancers with intentions of going pro has become a standard rite of passage for Indian-American high schoolers set to switch their sights onto medicine or engineering come fall.
