Sentence examples for and in the characteristic from inspiring English sources
Indeed, overestimations in the ultimate shrinkage and in the characteristic time result respectively in an increase and a decrease of the calculated shrinkage.
And in the characteristic positivity that I soon learn accompanies Khia's opinion on everything, she explains that she's grateful she had children early: "If I had waited until now, then my mom wouldn't have been able to see their grandbabies born.
Here, we perform expression profiling of mRNAs and miRNAs in the neonatal (neo) and adult (w6) aorta of C57BL/6 mice in order to gain a better understanding of the role of miRNA/mRNA networks in the developing aorta and in the characteristic postnatal shutting off of elastin gene expression.
In cells expressing GFP-SYP124 (n = 12), the fluorescence mainly localized to the plasma membrane with a higher signal at the flanks of the pollen tube 10-255 μm behind the extreme tip) and in the characteristic inverted cone of apical vesicles (figure 1B, E, F).
The phylogenetic analysis revealed different lineages related to some sequence differences in the conserved SDR motifs and in the characteristic SDH blocks, allowing, for the first time, the classification of this SDR family (SDH family) into 6 different lineages and three sub lineages.
He was 60-ish, tall and lean, mustached and dressed in the characteristic black shirt, pants, boots and thick woolen cape.
Next I model individual probability densities and analyze how the heterogeneity in the individual distributions relates to differences in housing properties and in the characteristics of households.
Primary reasons for exclusion are summarised in Figure 2 (PRISMA flow diagram) and in the Characteristics of excluded studies table.
Beyond this core group, there were marked differences in the probability scores assigned to the same sites and in the characteristics of sites returned by one algorithm only.
Trial author-industry financial ties or employment were reported in other review text in three reviews (3%) and in the characteristics of included studies table in one review (1%) (table 2; see also supplementary appendix 4).
