Sentence examples for termination data from inspiring English sources

In this study, a post-armed conflict country is a country where at least one conflict or one conflict dyad is coded "terminated" in the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) conflict termination data [ 25]. 2 The 2014 MDG annual progress report and other earlier studies suggest a consistent pattern of decline in the infant mortality rate [ 3, 5, 26].

In the past, companies have successfully fought to keep the additional information secret, saying termination data was irrelevant because they did not plan to terminate their pension plans.

Using conflict termination data, four binary variables are generated in the analysis: terminated in a peace agreement, terminated in a government victory, terminated in a rebel victory, and low activity.

Last week, the Bush administration proposed that every company with a traditional pension plan make termination data available once a year.

Successful OVX and estrogen treatment was confirmed by weighing uteri at termination (data not shown).

The results only changed minimally when the analyses included adjustments for parity and time since work termination (data not shown).

The power has to be increased if at least one UE attached to the FAPs are receiving weak signal (i.e., there exists ) to avoid possible termination of data transmission by this UE.

The period of administration for each survey – from invitation to termination of data collection – was approximately 10 days, during which one reminder email was sent to non-respondents.

SBMO2-injected embryos produced reduced levels of wild-type hadp1 transcript, along with an alternative transcript (supplementary material Fig. S6A,B) that lacked exon 5 and encoded a predicted premature termination product (data not shown).

L m is negligible under stopped flow assay conditions where there is no lag between reaction termination and data observation (Donmez and Patel, 2008) and hence set to 0. The average base pair unwinding rate is ki × s.

The number of steps, n, is given by (4) n =   L −   L m s, where, L is the number of base pairs in the dsDNA to be unwound, L m is the length of the shortest dsDNA that can stay together between reaction termination and data observation.