Sentence examples for terminated a number of from inspiring English sources
"Over a year ago, Seedco terminated a number of employees after an extensive internal investigation following allegations that Seedco employees had falsified data entry," the agency said Wednesday.
Benjamin Lawsky of New York state's Department of Financial Services, said on Wednesday: "RBS took an important step by terminating a number of individual employees who engaged in misconduct.
Back in April, Rok disclosed underperformance at its PHE business, saying it had decided to "terminate a number of under-performing contracts and to restructure the business as a result".
When the experiment was terminated a similar number of lice were recovered from each group (see Table 2 and Additional file 2) indicating that the effect on the adult females in the experiment was at a sub-lethal level.
Consequently, the majority of drug development occurs within a specific time window that terminates a number of years before patent expiration (Serajuddin and Serajuddin, 2006).
An exact number of mutant lines obtained is hard to give, as we terminated analysis of a number of potentially genuine mutant lines when mapping data were too confusing or reproducibility of the phenotype was doubtful.
The smooth-denticled clavus retains 12 fin rays, and terminates in a number of rounded ossicles.
The 23-year-old scored 10 goals in 28 appearances for Swindon last season but had his contract terminated in May after a number of disciplinary issues.
The writer was terminated because he violated a number of our publication's bylaws, not because of his political beliefs.
Due to financial and local conditions the inclusion was terminated following inclusion of a number of patients considerably below sample size estimations.
More recently, a separate NDM-1 Enterobacter cloacae outbreak was observed in the hospital, albeit in association with a different plasmid vector (data not shown), and was terminated following fumigation of a number of the clinical units, demonstrating the need for ongoing surveillance and comprehensive infection control.
