Sentence examples for a typical selection of from inspiring English sources

When we have the capability to sequence the entire selected IVV library, we should be able to select low-affinity ligands that are commonly lost in a typical selection of repetitious rounds.

A general purpose board with a typical selection of peripherals attached to a PIC 16F877A is described.

On Sunday evening they handed over roughly a third of their weapons, a haul of assault rifles, mines, rocket launchers and mortar bombs described as a typical selection of the weapons at their disposal.

Since The Vermont Country Store goes by the principle that everything sold "must be useful, work and make sense," I thought it might be fun to test out a typical selection of their old time products to see if they're as good as -- or better -- than some contemporary brand-names found in Wal-Mart or CVS.

The thankfully redesigned central menu system (if you ask nicely, the NHS is still offering counselling to those traumatised by the bewildering mess that was GT5's counterpart) offers the typical selection of themed race meetings but at given points you're given access to a roster of side activities.

This difference in typical selection pattern of gene duplicates from either whole genome or local duplications may possibly reflect their opposite dosage effects on cellular activity and ultimately correspond to two evolutionary paradigms reminiscent to Monod's "chance and necessity" principles [ 84].

During the "classical selective sweep" a typical signature of selection arises around the selected or so-called "core -alleles [ 5, 6].

At these rates, recombination alone would be too infrequent to cause gene-specific selective sweeps, given that a typical range of selection coefficients observed during experimental evolution is s e  ≥ 10− 3 [ 49].

A typical meze, or selection of dishes, may consist of up to 40 plates of radishes, celeriac, baby turnips, beans, peppers, cucumber, olives, hummus, baba ghanouge (aubergine puree with oil and lemon), mutabal (the same but with yoghurt) and herbs, especially mint.

The results in the present study for the spatial autocorrelation between altitude and genetic distances reflects a continuous and constant reduction in the Moran I index, from positive to negative values; such a trend is characteristic of a typical strong selection gradient [ 45].

With thousands of possible measurements in a typical plant, the selection of variables for sensor placement is not an easy task.