Sentence examples for Some repositioning from inspiring English sources
Some repositioning of side chains was indicated that may reflect deprotonation at high pH, including the C1 carboxyl group of the FeMo-cofactor homocitrate.
"There's going to be some repositioning," he said.
Reducing the force to 15 combat brigades by July or August would require some repositioning of American forces in Iraq — what the military calls "battlefield geometry".
But the man who promised a "new government with new priorities" in June 2007 has clung fast (albeit with some repositioning) to the one inherited liability that may eventually destroy him: the national identity scheme.
1. Pencil in Time to Redefine Your Success (Lock Yourself in the Bathroom if You Must) I could have said "Pencil in Me Time" time but my type A personality is so hooked to continuously striving towards goals that I felt "me" time needed some repositioning.
Preliminary analyses (repeated measures ANOVAs) revealed that the first movement cycle was significantly different than some of the remaining cycles (cycle 2 and/or 3 and/or 4 and/or 5) for many kinematic variables and pressure measures, possibly because of learning or some repositioning of the sensors or LBs during the first cycle.
Hence, advancement in tissue engineering as well as regenerative medicine has been enhanced due to some repositioned drugs.
And if you see Mr. Bush on TV wearing spangled tights and a cape, you'll know there's some serious repositioning at work.
It also explains some subtle repositioning designed to put distance between the Conservatives and the free market orthodoxy with which they have become associated.
But maybe some imaginative repositioning could transform that idea into a routine part of the tourist experience, providing a positive outlet for visitors' emotional turmoil.
And if the strategy is really more mass-market, then its got some serious repositioning to do relative to the Wii, which is both cheaper and more accessible to Ma and Pa and Timmy and Tammy gamer.
