Sentence examples for the second set of two from inspiring English sources
However, our blood samples were drawn about 35 40 min after smoking the second set of two cigarettes, because we did not want the stress associated with blood drawing to interfere with the symptom-based psychological measures we were obtaining earlier in the experiment.
For comparison of electrode performance, CCE were used for the second set of two (2) reactors.
After the first set of two catheters and securement systems were tested, they were pulled out and the second set of two catheters and securement systems were positioned and tested (left cranial, right caudal).
The first set of seven problems are generalized from the unconstrained versions in [25] by imposing suitable constraints, the second set of two nonconvex unconstrained problems are taken from [13, 26] which are the sum of a nonconvex function and a convex function.
The two peaks for codon 129 (indicated with arrows) were heterozygotes for Met and Val, and the second set of two peaks was from the heterozygotes for Glu and Lys.
The second set of two tests measured verbal fluency, including two common tasks in categories which are familiar to young children [for example, [ 56]]: "Say as many animals as you can" and "Say as many colours as you can".
It was Allen's turn in Game 7 to call the second set of four and a half innings.
He has combined two late groups, the second set of Four Impromptus and the Three Pieces D946, with the less well known Hüttenbrenner Variations D576: hardly an obvious selection but an intriguing start.
After about 150 miles of tag-team racing, the exhausted cyclists met up with the second set of four riders, who took over, giving the first riders time to eat and rest before they started again.
If Marc had been able to play against Eric, Jordan and Jared on Wednesday, the Staals would have become only the second set of four brothers to appear in the same N.H.L. game.
The reasons why are simple: the second set of three statements – I am a brown, gay woman.
