Similar words: et al., petal, metal, vegetal, let alone, get along, metallic, retaliate. Meaning: adv. 1. and others (used as an abbreviation of `et alii' (masculine plural) or `et aliae' (feminine plural) or `et alia' (neutral plural) when referring to a number of people) 2. and elsewhere (used when referring to other occurrences in a text) et al.. adv. 1. and others (used as an abbreviation of `et alii' (masculine plural) or `et aliae' (feminine plural) or `et alia' (neutral plural) when referring to a number of people) 2. and elsewhere (used when referring to other occurrences in a text).
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(1) The concert included works by Mozart et al.
(2) This book is by John, Jones, et al.
(3) The concert included works by Tchaikovsky et al.
(4) However, Bramley et al concluded that the principal determinants of household formation and growth remained demographic and social.
(5) Luthans et al. would say that they conceived of the managerial role primarily as traditional management activities(sentencedict.com), and routine information.
(6) The ways various denyers, bouncers, et al., can be phrased are always beyond count.
(7) Result: Saluresis included phosphate, oxalate and urate, et al.
(8) Li JS , Zhao J, Gao AS, et al.
(9) research by West et al., 1996.
(10) For to evaluate the various control algorithm, Spencer, et al. present a AMD benchmark model.
(11) If pathologic diagnoses are DCIS, ADH, papilloma, ALH et al, we need to submit all segmental mastectomy or excional biopsy specimen for microscopic examination.
(12) On page 1921 in this issue, Morrison et al. describe such a genome from the diplomonad protist Giardia lamblia, a human intestinal parasite.
(13) Huang Changyong, et al. 2000. Agrology . Beijing:China Agriculture Press (in Chinese).
(14) The method is described in an article by Feynman et al.
(15) Other corporations have devised ingenious ways to test and season their executives, according to McCall et al.
(16) We should not be comforted by allowing ourselves to regard Noam Friedman et al. as disturbed individuals who have gone astray.
(17) The exhibition will include works from Picasso, Pollock, Warhol[Sentencedict], et al.
(18) Ever since the emergence of the modern state Tilly et al. 1975.
(19) But does this justify the character assassination in which Grassley et al have engaged?
(20) The related studies mostly design an immediate post test, so further evidence about long-term retention is needed. The present study, based on Steinel et al.
(21) It was called the Ruyang Gigantic Sauropod Dinosaurian Fauna by L et al... It represents a new late Early Cretaceous to early Late Cretaceous dinosaurian fauna from China.
(22) One of the napin genes, napinB, was isolated from Brassica napus ( rape ) by Mats et al.
(23) The preparation method of tributyl citrate and acetyl tributyl citrate by solid super acid, rare earth solid acid, heteropoly acid et al. were reviewed.
(24) The research on carbazole polymers used in photoelectric material has become hot spot, such as organic photorefractive material and photoelectric photographic materials, et al.
(25) It'mainly concludes these characteristic parameters, such as visual, dryness, ion contamination, welding flux residual, surface insulation resistance and electric migration et al.
(26) Formation influencing factors are carbon, chlorine, temperature, catalytic agents, oxygen et al.
(27) Internet addiction is a kind of behavioral addiction , which is similar too ther addiction on characters, such as salience, withdrawal symptom, tolerance and relapse et al.
(28) It is inferred that inhibin, activin and foilistatin or their inhibitor may used in clinical to prevent or treat with some pregnancy complications, such as IUGR, PIH, recurrent abortion, et al.
(29) Methods: Through restrospecticee conclusions of 180 encephalorrhagia cases, we analysed the pathogenic features and preleenticee measures from age?blood?sex et al.
(30) AX has significant effects on the quality of wheat and its products, and is effective in lowering blood lipids, losing weight and immunocompetence et al.
More similar words: et al., petal, metal, vegetal, let alone, get along, metallic, retaliate, get along with, retaliation, skeletal system, get at, get away, getaway, retard, retain, detain, detail, get about, retail, monetary, income tax, get ahead, set about, cheetah, yet again, dietary, vegetate, get around, forget about.