Sentence examples for the nts from inspiring English sources

Tyrosine hydroxylase was selected because it is specific to the NTS at the slice level and punch region, confirming that the punches contained the NTS.

The major influence of NT voids on the magnitude of ζ is expected for the NTs 100 nm diameter, while a weaker effect is expected for the NTs 50 nm diameter, and even less for the NTs 15 nm diameter.

4 The NTS is also available as paper guideline, but most GPCs (62%) use a computer-based decision support system to assist triage nurses in using the NTS.

How people can say the NTS never does anything in Scots is beyond me.

More options are becoming available over the coming year - contact the NTS for full details.

You can view the full tracklist over on the NTS site.

At least one commentator has suggested that, in Wall of Death, the NTS has merely appropriated an existing circus act.

What with TGC and NTW, the NT and the NTS, British theatre is beginning to resemble a 1970s TUC conference.

This is his first show for the NTS, he quips, and he hasn't even written a script.

Brian does point out that the NTS developed his own Scots-language play, yet he risks leaving readers with the impression that the NTS has an aversion to the Scots language, or perhaps even to Scottish cultural traditions.

Gray, I know, was disappointed Featherstone and the NTS didn't want to stage his Scotland-set reworking of Faust.