Example sentences of "to [noun pl] [verb] [prep] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Marked hyperplasia of fundic argyrophil cells by reference to values found in healthy controls ( mean density/unit area : 9.8 ( 0.9 ) cells , range 6–15 ) was noted in the groups of patients with either sporadic type Zollinger-Ellison sydrome or MEN 1 associated Zollinger-Ellison sydrome ( 33.5 ( 3.5 ) cells and 49.8 ( 8.8 ) cells , respectively , p<0.0001 ) . |
| 2 | Adduct levels ranged from 0.7 adducts/10 nucleotides to 29 adducts/10 nucleotides , which is similar to values reported for other tissues . |
| 3 | The guidance given in this book applies to contracts governed by English law . |
| 4 | The mandatory inclusion of core skills is new to programmes based on National Certificate modules . |
| 5 | In addition to trading , the women go to cities to demonstrate against domestic violence or to show solidarity with women working in the poor conditions in textiles factories . |
| 6 | ‘ I appeal to employers to look on ex-service people and see the loyal , hard-working men and women that they are . ’ |
| 7 | The aim of the project is to evaluate how users understand , manipulate , and respond to maps produced by geographical information systems ( GIS ) . |
| 8 | The proactive approach is best suited to identifying strategic acquisitions where a purchaser is prepared to pay a fair price , whereas the reactive approach is more suited to acquirors looking for opportunistic sale situations . |
| 9 | Finally , the Adoption Act 1968 extends the powers of courts in the United Kingdom over adoption , and enables effect to be given in the United Kingdom to adoptions made in other countries ; and the Adoption Act 1976 consolidates all the earlier enactments relating to adoption . |
| 10 | The increasing number of mortgage repossessions , the increasing interest costs to the UK manufacturing sector , the distortion of the foreign exchange market , the wage demands induced as workers seek to maintain their living standards and the large , gratuitous redistribution of income from debtors to creditors result in painful and often irreversible dislocations . |
| 11 | The orientation here was more " collectivist " and it can be seen as a response to socialist challenges to policies based on political economy and philanthropy . |
| 12 | This endorsement should be added to policies issued in joint names , other than husband and wife or ‘ common-law ’ situations , covering contents . |
| 13 | After referring to textbooks on the subject and to cases referring to clerical errors in other contexts , Mr Evans-Lombe said that the term ‘ clerical error ’ in s 20(1) ( a ) meant an error made in the process of recording the testator 's intended words in the drafting or transcription of the will . |
| 14 | In the recent election , politicians of all shades seemed reluctant to commit themselves to higher spending on aid , and there is more talk nowadays about the west 's obligations to nations emerging from communist dictatorship in eastern and central Europe . |
| 15 | The high repeat frequency of the chromosome III and close resemblance between its telomeric sequences ( effectively closing it into a circle ) , plus the higher number of clones hybridising to probes mapped to other two chromosomes , demonstrate the possible problems with all types of algorithm with more complex genomes . |
| 16 | But over 18 months ago , the company shocked the fleet world by announcing that , after carrying out an independent study , it was reversing its decision and switching to cars equipped with catalytic converters running on unleaded petrol . |
| 17 | Is he aware that that firm and many other people feel that the Governments of other countries in Europe give more assistance to manufacturers to sell to eastern Europe and the Soviet Union than do the British Government ? |
| 18 | This was particularly important to tutors involved in academic counselling , and to the many staff involved in scrutiny of student programmes after each term 's examinations . |
| 19 | Then they counted neutrons 50 metres away from the cell to get an estimate of the background level due to neutrons coming from cosmic rays or the natural environment of the laboratory . |
| 20 | This is analogous to complexes involved in transcriptional activation , when several proteins bind to the DNA and interact with each other to form higher-order complexes . |
| 21 | Mr Gilbert said the department had received guidance from the Scottish Office , and had access to guidelines used by other local authorities . |
| 22 | The mechanisms currently proposed attribute O 3 losses to perturbations induced by large increases in the stratospheric sulphate aerosol loading : these include enhanced heterogeneous chemistry on aerosols , enhanced scattering from the aerosols and radiative heating by the aerosols causing enhanced upwelling . |
| 23 | On Nov. 6 it was announced that the government had signed an agreement the previous week to pay compensation to Jews living in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union who had been persecuted by the Nazi regime and had thus far been unable to claim compensation under a West German agreement dating from 1952 . |
| 24 | This he effected by intervention in the local state on ground cleared by the trades boards , the attempted decasualisation of dock labour , and the use of local authority workforces to promote more radical demands on the national state for solutions to crises experienced in local economies . |
| 25 | Through reference to pictures produced by Aboriginal children in Australia , Wales illustrates what can occur when children are exposed to quite different cultural influences . |
| 26 | The school can offer registration for study for research degrees to candidates based at associated institutions . |
| 27 | To him the term ‘ multi-media ’ suggests some vast and streamlined emporium of screens , projectors , TVs and sound systems all linked to computers operated by high powered technicians . |
| 28 | To give an entertainment rating to books dealing with economoic exploitation or hideous human rights abuses , is obscene and evidence of a de-humanized mentality . |
| 29 | The Jockey Club has announced it is to look again at the appeals procedure available to parties involved in disciplinary hearings . |
| 30 | A decree in February banned the sale of weapons to countries involved in armed conflict . |