Sentence examples for a stems from inspiring English sources
where (a) stems from the fact that b + 1 a + 1 < b a for a < b.
Figure 3 Representative MRM chromatograms of roots of F. cauliflora (A), stems of F. cauliflora (B), leaves of F. cauliflora (C), roots of M. pulchra var.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Typical polarization curves of steel in 1 M HCl for various concentrations of olive roots (a), stems (b), and leaves at 308 K (c).
Karanjin showed the highest peak in MP, and was seen in both FC and MP. Figure 2 Representative UPLC-DAD fingerprint chromatograms of roots of Fordia cauliflora (A), stems of F. cauliflora (B), leaves of F. cauliflora (C), roots of Millettia pulchra var.
Fig. 5 The average relative RMSE as a function of measurement times (min per plot) for different plot types for basal area (a), stems per ha (b) and volume (c) with the two subsample tree selection strategies (S1 = fixed, S2 = relascope).
To elucidate if our coloring method can also assist to select the correct binding orientation, we applied our method to the ligands presented in the study of Orts et al. and additionally ligand L A. The crystal structure of L A stems from an analysis of selective inhibitors against Akt1 (PKB) [26].
We retrospectively reviewed 137 consecutive total hip arthroplasties performed with AML-A stems and Tri-Lock cups to see whether design modifications made to these components would achieve durable biological fixation in the Japanese population in whom developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is relatively common.
The a-stems express the nominative and accusative cases in an identical manner (taking /u/ in the singular and /a/ in the plural).
Unless the cell is a stem cell.
Instead, she sipped from a stemmed glass.
