Example sentences of "[prep] [noun pl] [am/are] [vb pp] in the " in BNC.

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1 Techniques for detailed planning and monitoring of projects are described in the next chapter .
2 Other areas of conifers are found in the High Weald and on the Lower Greensand , but the heavy soils of the Low Weald are dominated by deciduous woodland .
3 The treatments for gonorrhoea and syphilis are standardized throughout the country , and an estimated 80 per cent of cases are seen in the special dermato-venereological clinics .
4 If the origins of clubs are entangled in the intricate web of mid-Victorian religious philanthropy , the lines of development near the end of the century are much easier to discern .
5 Accommodation , all meals , drinks , newspapers and a number of books are included in the fees which ( 1992 prices ) are £990 per person or £1,580 per couple , excluding VAT .
6 The majority of animals are bred in the zoo as a part of a captive breeding programme or are exchanged amongst the zoos .
7 Instead , new versions of the text of entries are placed in the database .
8 This was encouraged by governments and energy agencies , keen for both strategic , economic and political reasons to reduce the heavy dependence on a fuel where the bulk of reserves are concentrated in the Middle East , in the hands of a cartel awaiting only a tightening of supply to raise prices to 1979 levels and possibly above .
9 Full details of scholarships are given in the University Awards Programme .
10 Names and details of guests are stored in the guest directory as they are checked in , and room status change is indicated .
11 The company claims all kinds of tricks are used in the Evolution V-Q 's innards to increase performance , including secondary cache , and the ASIC which provides a wide data path between memory cache and processor .
12 Only a limited set of inflections are used in the Text710 .
13 Hence at present three main kinds of problems are encountered in the use of existing systems : first , the generally inappropriate design of GUIs for GIS purposes ; second , the specification of the language of interaction for spatial operations and queries ; and , third , the limited content and rigid structure of standard help systems .
14 In addition , a number of items are woven in the Peking style , using goat hair ; they are slightly crude in appearance , but quite attractive , and inexpensive .
15 A number of salts are found in the soils of arid regions but only a few are generally quantitatively significant — , , , , , and KCI .
16 The fact that 3 of our patients had had brain cysticercosis might indicate that an abnormal AChE could be related to the intellectual deterioration in this disease , when a certain number of cysts are located in the regions responsible for memory and cognition .
17 The Widdicombe Report ( 1986 , para. 6.57 ) showed that 85 per cent of councillors are elected in the name of a political party .
18 I assume that the Minister is aware that 750,000 tonnes of CFCs are used in the world every year and that that has resulted in an ozone layer hole as large as Alaska .
19 A number of issues are raised in the paper , but one of the companies which has been at the receiving end and has been canvassed for views , says : ‘ Part of the document looks as if it has been drafted by British Gas . ’
20 This is because , in English , only certain combinations of letters are allowed in the formation of words .
21 A large and heterogeneous collection of organisms are grouped in the Protozoa , including all those animals that can lead an autonomous existence as a single cell .
22 The quantities of chemicals are adjusted in the same way as was described with reference to sedimentation .
23 Similar sediments with evaporites are seen in the cores of salt-domes below the Cupido Limestone mentioned above in north-east Mexico .
24 All the qualities normally required for coping with adolescents are needed in the stepfamily — tolerance , reasonable guidelines and discipline , respect and good communication .
25 Guidelines on layouts are published in the British Standards Institution booklet ‘ Guide for Typewriting ’ ( PD 6506 : 1982 ) .
26 Guidelines on layouts are published in the British Standards Institution booklet ‘ Guide for Typewriting ’ ( PD 6506 : 1982 ) .
27 Guidelines on layouts are published in the British Standards Institution booklet ‘ Guide for Typewriting ’ ( PD 6506 : 1982 ) .
28 Guidelines on layouts are published in the British Standards Institution booklet ‘ Guide for Typewriting ’ ( PD 6506 : 1982 ) .
29 When no specific instructions are given to candidates about the layout of assignments , any recognised style of layout will be acceptable to the Examiners , so long as it is followed consistently , Guidelines on layouts are published in the British Standards Institution booklet ‘ Guide to Typewriting ’ ( PD 6506 : 1982 ) .
30 Guidelines on layouts are published in the British Standards Institution booklet ‘ Guide for Typewriting ’ ( PD 6506 : 1982 ) .
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