Sentence examples for I comprehensively from inspiring English sources
Precisely, the notation P C N A: U i comprehensively represents that a DNA lesion has been identified (considering for this purpose, by abuse of notation, the form P C N A UU i for i=0), and describes as well the mono-ubiquitylated (for i=1) and poly-ubiquitylated (for i>1) isoforms of PCNA.
It was late one night last week and John Higgins was playing another bloke and needed to win the last two frames to win and the BBC were about to cut away to something absurd and trivial – Newsnight, probably – and by a cautious press of the red button, followed by a twitchy wait and then a selection of screen, I comprehensively outscheduled them.
In this article, I comprehensively review the academic literature on board gender composition.
But college: college was more recent, and until I wrote Born Round, I thought I remembered it comprehensively enough.
Using the human foodborne pathogen L. monocytogenes as a model system, we have shown that RNA-Seq provides a powerful approach to (i) rapidly, comprehensively, and quantitatively characterize prokaryotic genome-wide transcription profiles without hybridization bias, and (ii) characterize putative transcriptional start sites and operon structures.
(NL) Mr President, because I have comprehensively criticised the first Leinen report just now, I would like simply to echo the sentiments of my friend Philip Claeys who has in fact replied adequately to the somewhat strange comments by Mr Bourlanges.
But about classical dance I am comprehensively uneducated.
But I was comprehensively out-putted by John Letton, a 16-handicapper who beat me 3&2.
And I mean comprehensively: if you think it's bad now then just wait until the "internet of things" bandwagon really rolls.
While I can't speak comprehensively, I cannot think of notes like these in another writer's archive".
It is also shown that the regeneration projects in post-communist cities are not resolved comprehensively, i.e. that the structures, which are subject to regeneration, are addressed individually with weak relation to community needs and to the surrounding areas of a city.
