Sentence examples for accompanying base from inspiring English sources

Spectroscopic measurements reveal that increasing the Mg Al ratio enables the surface charge and accompanying base strength to be systematically enhanced, with a concomitant increase in the rate of tributyrin transesterification under mild reaction conditions (Fig. 8).

Three accompanying base substitutions, at positions between the acceptor and D stems, in the extra arm and in the T loop, have also occurred.

DSBs are the most important as they are harder to repair than other DNA lesions because the two DNA ends can separate, and accompanying base damage hampers DSB ligation [ 24].

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The typical trend curves and failure forms of each group of specimens were accompanied based on the crack-propagation theory.

In a way, the review team's conclusion, announced on Tuesday, seemed inevitable in a city that has wrestled with more than $14 billion in long-term liabilities, nearly annual projections of imminent cash shortfalls and a population — and accompanying tax base — that has plunged to 713,000 residents from 1.8 million decades ago.

Udushlivy has created a series of book covers and accompanying bookmarks based on classic works of literature, from "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" to "The Little Prince".

The accompanying charts, based on data released this week by the International Monetary Fund in the semiannual World Economic Outlook, show the stark differences in performance.

We still picture exports being loaded on ships or planes, but — as the accompanying chart based on Commerce Department data shows — overseas sales are today increasingly delivered in person or sent across the Internet.

Here, Kirstin shares six tips, with accompanying exercises based on turning inward through meditation and quiet reflection, which can help you tap into your purpose and begin living your best life.

Our intervention is multifaceted, combining interventions on various dimensions that may influence the behavior of patients and/or those accompanying them, based on the Frustration-Aggression theory.