Sentence examples for a conventional set of from inspiring English sources

If you listened to the Republican candidates this year, you heard a conventional set of arguments.

Because the French organ of the 17th and early 18th centuries was very standardized, a conventional set of registrations developed for its repertoire.

Thus, the extreme resistance phenotype appeared to be dependent, at least in part, on a conventional set of DNA repair functions [5], [17], [21].

Backbone resonance assignments were obtained for 160 of the 181 non-proline S1R residues using a conventional set of TROSY-based experiments (HNCA, HNCACB, CBCA CO NH and HNCO) collected with non-uniform sampling (NUS).

The throttle, brake and steering wheel are all in the machine's own sensors, completely invisible to the rider and far more responsive than any conventional set of manual controls.

The complete genome maps as a 525,671 bp circular molecule and exhibits a fairly conventional set of features including 62 genes (encoding 35 proteins, 24 transfer RNAs, and 3 ribosomal RNAs), 22 introns, 3 large repeats (2.7, 9.6, and 29 kb), and 96 small repeats (40 293 bp).

All white, all men, all European, and a very conventional set of choices, truth be told.

The very promising first half, in which the characters are introduced and their ornate conversational style explored, yields to a fairly conventional set of chases and shoot-'em-ups.

In a sense, I suppose I was the first generation in my family that held a less conventional set of life goals.

For conjugate 1, a more conventional set of head-to-tail stacking interactions which is stabilized by β-sheet-like H-bonding interactions between the individual molecules is observed.

Thus, our comparative analysis appears to be inconsistent with Hypothesis II, and reinforces inferences from a growing body of experimental work on Deinococcus species, which support that these organisms rely on a relatively conventional set of DNA repair functions.