Sentence examples for surviving pairs from inspiring English sources

However, historical studies of about 600 sets of conjoined twins over five centuries list more than 70percentt of the surviving pairs as female.

Rarest are the Nordmann's greenshank, whose 1,000 surviving pairs breed on Sakhalin; the tiny but striking spoon-billed sandpiper from north-east Siberia; and the much larger black-faced spoonbill, whose population has doubled to over 2,000, thanks to better protection of its wintering sites.

In our population, three of 25 surviving pairs from 1 April 2006 and none of 24 pairs from 1 April 2007 divorced (average annual divorce rate: 6.0%).

The surviving pair would then be allowed to remove their masks and proceed to box.

The world's oldest surviving pair of jeans dates from around 1879 "The secratt of them Pents is the Rivits that I put in those Pockots," he said.

There were two other varieties that aroused the particular ire of moralists, however the battle royal, in which a number of birds were "set" (i.e., placed in the pit at the same time) and allowed to remain until all but one, the victor, were killed or disabled, and the Welsh main, in which eight pairs were matched, the eight victors paired again, then four, and finally the last surviving pair.

Eleven-inch platforms were not unusual, and the tallest surviving pair is twenty inches tall.

The surviving pair spent most of the rest of the war assigned to the Northern Patrol unsuccessfully searching for German warships and commerce raiders.

In all, 22 pairs survive (one pair being a double group of "Agis and Cleomenes" and the "Gracchi") and four single biographies, of Artaxerxes II, Aratus, Galba, and Otho.

The results also show that the surviving Frenkel pairs are composition dependent and are largely Ni dominated.

At the 2-month postnatal time-point, 954 (98.6%) of surviving mother infant pairs were assessed.