Sentence examples for the bwc from inspiring English sources

"The BWC officers overwhelmingly reported that the BWCs would not reduce their willingness to respond to calls, nor would it reduce their self-initiated subject contacts when a crime had been committed," Jennings said in a statement.

Thus, the motivation of this research is to explore the possibility of using a computationally lightweight localized centrality metric that is highly correlated to the BWC and could be used to rank the vertices or compare selected vertices in a network graph in lieu of the BWC.

Doing the right thing can strengthen the BWC, and make commercial sense too.

Both countries have signed the BWC, though both are thought to have military research programmes.

The BWC, it is also argued, makes proliferation harder, slower, and more expensive for cheaters.

The BWC allows for technical assistance, but investments to make medicines and vaccines will come from companies not governments.

Boris Yeltsin confirmed that the Soviet Union had violated the BWC, and he pledged to terminate what remained of the old Soviet biological weapons program.

If a data point lies above the diagonal line, it implies the BWC-LCCDC correlation coefficient is lower than the BWC-centrality metric combination for the corresponding real-world network.

Likewise, for about two-thirds of the 34 real-world network graphs, the BWC-DegC correlation coefficient values were observed to be the largest incurred compared to the correlation coefficient values incurred for BWC-ClC, BWC-LVC, and BWC-EVC.

GL was influenced (P < 0.01) by hind BWC pattern, day of sampling and the interaction (181.4, 127.8 and 138.7; 103.8, 112.7 and 108.9 mg/dl, for days 0, 14 and 28 for the BWC+ and BWC− groups, respectively).

MCI was similar for male and female offspring but shorter in the BWC+ versus BWC− groups (7.98 days versus 15.03 days; P < 0.01) with no interaction.