A qualifying term for a measure: "add a strong pint" means fill the pint to the top.
In an article in the Times, the Romanian prime minister strikes a more emollient tone, inviting Britons to come and enjoy a "strong pint" in Bucharest's Old Town or a "quiet holiday" in the sleepy Transylvanian villages beloved by Prince Charles.
The most striking difference was that females had very strong (−log10 Pint > 14) long range interactions between two WDR1 SNPs (rs4604059 and rs12498927) and two intergenic SNPs (rs7681212 and rs11943276) near ZNF518B, which did not appear in males (Supplementary Material, Fig. S9).
The imputed variant rs9358531 on chromosome 6 (6.5kb 5′ of PRL) had the strongest interaction (Pint = 0.0004).
The association signal at 16q23.3, located intronic to gene CDH13 (Table 2), had the strongest interaction (pint = 8.8 × 10 10) for rs2325934, an uncommon variant [MAF (frequency of the least common allele in the study sample), 9.6%].
If they colonize the table next to yours at six, or seven, you'll probably be able to tolerate their guffawing, boorish banter: Everyone's entitled to smash through four to six pints of strong beer after a hard week.
If they colonise the table next to yours at six, or seven, you'll probably be able to tolerate their guffawing, boorish banter: everyone's entitled to smash through four to six pints of strong continental lager after a hard week.
(None of us drinks pure alcohol, thankfully; one litre of pure alcohol is equivalent to 35 pints of strong beer).
One infallible 17th-century cure for depression begins "take 40 or 50 swallows when they are ready to fly from their nests, bruise them to pulp in a mortar with feathers and all, [and add] three pints of strong white wine".
Jake, a quietly spoken attendee, is part of a noticeably mixed crowd, encompassing all manner of social stereotypes – from those who truly do look as if they're rarely away from their consoles, to others who might not be your best friend after five pints of strong lager.
