Sentence examples for total tact from inspiring English sources

Maceration of wheat straw increased (P < 0.04) apparent postruminal and total tact digestion of OM, NDF, N, and dietary DE.

In conclusion, fermented and extruded wheat bran exert some significant influence on the apparent total tact digestibility of several essential nutrients, minerals and energy when included in a basal diet, whereby fermentation seems to be the more potent strategy, as positive effects on the CTTAD of P and Ca could only be observed in the feeding group with FWB.

This refereeing job required different skills: quiet reasoning, non-alignment to the point of total detachment, tact and "the patience of a Job".

Subsequently the relationship between the proportions of Treg and Tact relative to total CD4+ T cells and infection intensity was determined using an analysis of variance (ANOVA).

We conducted our studies on total populations of Treg and Tact cells rather than parasite-specific T cells to determine if an association with schistosome infection could be determined at the T cell population level.

In an initial analysis was determined if the proportion of Treg and Tact relative to the total CD4+ T cells varied with host age.

The total duration of chemotherapy treatment in TACT was 26 weeks, the time taken for sufficient research nurses to alert the trial coordinator to an unexpected treatment compliance profile, which prompted a formal review of the compliance data.

Pooled total RNA from regenerative stages and in tact worms was enriched for mRNA enriched using the Poly A Purist Kit (Ambion, Cat. No. AM1919) followed by further depletion of ribosomal RNA using the Ribominus Eukaryotic kit (Invitrogen, Cat. No. A10837-08).

A total of 1431 (37% of surviving UK TACT patients) returned questionnaires.

By deeper analysis of both assembly lines, hybrid assembly lines could be designed, to balance on one side assembly tact time according to customer demand and total cost of installation and running on the other side.

Bauby was the editor-in-chief of Elle magazine in Paris until, in the mid-90s, a massive stroke plunged him into a state of near-total paralysis while leaving his cognitive function completely in tact, a rare medical condition known as "locked-in syndrome".