Sentence examples for array of in from inspiring English sources

RSP was onboard the NASA C-130 aircraft together with an array of in situ and other remote sensing instrumentation.

The strategies outlined demonstrate how an array of in silico tools may be used in concert to resolve a significant challenge in predicting toxicity following dermal exposure.

However, protein diversity necessitates the application of an array of in vivo and in vitro approaches for characterization of the functional and biochemical properties of proteins.

Recent changes in the risk assessment landscape underscore the need to be able to compare the results of toxicity and dose response testing between a growing list of animal models and, quite possibly, an array of in vitro screening assays.

The introduction of a broader array of in vitro toxicology studies earlier in the drug discovery process should result in high quality development candidates entering the clinic and a richer database from which future structure toxicity relationships may be discovered.

Recent advances in the field of micro- and nanoengineering have brought an array of in vitro cell culture models that have enabled development of novel, highly precise and standardized tools that capture physiological details in a single platform, with greater control, consistency, and throughput.

"A.C.S. has the widest array of in-home preventive services virtually than any other city in the country," it said in a written statement.

On the waterfront directly across from the National Aquarium, Pier 5 offers an array of in-room business amenities similar to those at the Harbor Court, except for fax-copier-printers.

Such devices could increase computing power dramatically, because the zeroes and ones of traditional computing would be replaced by an array of "in-between" spin values.Such gizmos may sound outlandish, and there are plenty of sceptics who scoff at them.

And then pondered whether there might be an array of in-the-language phrases involving these and, if so, would it lend itself to symmetrical placement in a 15×15 grid, etc.

In this collection of four linked stories, Rehan Tabassum grows up in Delhi with his strong-willed single mother and sets out to "enjoy his strange patrimony" — his father being a Pakistani media tycoon with an array of in-fighting heirs and informers.