The phrase "a mus" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, lacking context or clarity.
Example: "I heard a mus in the distance, but I couldn't identify what it was."
Alternatives: "a mouse" or "a must."
We included only Group A MUs as suitable habitat to avoid marginal habitats.
Major Zegada is a Mus tang pilot in the Bolivian Air Force.
We compared four heterologous FARs, finding highest activity and endoplasmic reticulum localization from a Mus musculus FAR.
Worster teamed his inside power thrusts with the out side running of Jim Bertelsen as Texas riddled the a Mus tangs' defense.
A man wounded by a stray bullet when Galatasaray fans celebrated becoming the first Turkish team to reach a major European final, died in a Mus, Turkey, hospital yesterday.
MS/MS spectra generated was analyzed using Protein Pilot (version 2.0, Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex) search engine running over a Mus musculus database downloaded from NCBI.
"She'd cook a dish and we'd go 'Mama, what's this here?' And she'd say: 'Children, that's a mus-go.
Priscilla Jeong's steam-spewing basketball was a mus-see at the NEWD, and so is her feed showing off all her quirky sculptures, photographs, and impromptu installations.
We also note the absence of a mus-18 homologue for the alternative, UV damage-related nucleotide excision repair pathway [ 71], found in Neurospora crassa.
They stated this was a mus-carinic/CNS toxic syndrome and it may well be that they observed the lack of electrophysiological findings in early respiratory failure but only documented the positive findings in their reports.
Chaidh Mgr Seathach, 34, a thoirt a dh'Ospadal an Ràthaig Mhòir ann an Inbhir Nis an toiseach, mus deach a ghluasad gu aonad sònraichte an droch losgaidh aig Ospadal St John's ann am Baile Dhùn Lèibhe.
