Sentence examples for an interesting sample of from inspiring English sources
Since the telomeres in somatic cells in most mammalian species exhibit age-related decline, use of SCNT-cloned animals provides an interesting sample of reprogramming across species.
"A Sightseer's Guide to Engineering" (www.engineeringsights.org) offers an interesting sampling of historic feats and oddities, with photographs, maps and links.
Thus, this is an interesting sample for Orthopedic Departments in which small numbers of joint replacements are performed.
First, only two studies are known of that included the interesting sample of children and adolescents.
When Garber examines the plays through their impact on intrinsically interesting samples of 20th-century culture, the reading is wonderful in its depth of insight and flexible toggling between the Shakespeare texts and the later works.
Our experience with LinkedIn shows that it represents an interesting source of sampling for composing relevant sampling frames based on groups of interest, mainly whether the facilities associated with a "Premium" account are available for the researchers.
This is interesting for a sample of 624 individuals from the Netherlands because at least three previous surveys from the same country reported contradictory results.
It must be noticed that the sample covers an interesting part of the elderly population given that the metropolitan area of Beirut concentrates the highest percentage of Lebanese elderly [ 1, 29].
An interesting feature of the samples collected concerns samples 7 and 8.
Then, as in the showerhead study, he and his colleagues will examine a few hundred of the most interesting samples more closely, culturing their microbial members individually in order to understand what each species contributes to the resulting loaf.
In these two figures is possible to see an interesting characteristics of (1~%) supervision, some samples are capable to improve the accuracy in more than (5~%), as the base in black in Fig. 8a and in blue in Fig. 8b.
