Sentence examples for a disposition of over from inspiring English sources
The disorder regions of MX2 are defined as having a disposition of over 0.5.
The disorder regions are defined as having a disposition of over than 0.5.
The disorder regions of CXCR4 are defined as having a disposition of over than 0.5.
The disorder regions of HIV integrase are defined as having a disposition of over than 0.5 which indicates that the docking and functional region do not consist of disorder regions, thus the ligand docking to the selected site has a weaker effect from disorder protein.
I sensed in Ricardo, over the next week, a disposition of frayed gentleness, edgy nerves, a constantly smouldering anger, and a sense of humour that is very Mexican, at once explosively sardonic and bemused.
"Instead of a disposition of terror, now there's this disposition of malice.
The firm's contracts continued unchallenged, despite the fact that one of its chief assignments -- the disposition of left-over NOPS real estate -- was being handled without the services of a single architect, engineer, or construction expert.
Consider, for example, the rule against perpetuities, the registration of land titles, or the limits on testamentary freedom; all these would be like an arcane and unintelligible code, to be learned at best by rote, unless we connect them with the point of throwing social authority behind individual control (or behind the individual disposition of control) over material resources.
a Barricade disposition of collagen (black arrows).
This is due to several factors including possible colony differences from different vendors and over time (Farkas et al., 2009), differences in water intake between the studies and the large differences in study duration that potentially change the disposition of Cr VI) over time.
That internalization of selfless service and the willingness to place the wellbeing of others ahead of myself (and now my family) is a disposition that has matured over two decades and now shapes the core of my character.
