Sentence examples for at using a from inspiring English sources
To our knowledge, this is the first time that a reconstruction of the AT using a free semitendinosus tendon graft is performed in a minimally invasive fashion.
To assess how relative entropy varied within bacterial chromosomes we examined the chromosomes of GC-rich Mycobacterium tuberculosis (65% GC), Escherichia coli K-12 with approximately 50% AT/GC, and AT rich Bacillus cereus (65% AT) using a sliding window of 5 kbp with D KL from each window compared to D KL for the whole chromosome.
Admittedly, even the most ardent KFC lovers among us might draw the line at using a giant KFC bucket as a lawn ornament.
A woman who is paralysed from the neck down has stunned doctors with her extraordinary skill at using a robotic arm that is controlled by her thoughts alone.
He also scoffed at using a tape recorder because "I don't want the tape recorder to contradict what I think is potentially a better quote".
The firm said they were arrived at using a different methodology than the one used for the recently published numbers.
Dewey defended the numbers it had reported as accurate, explaining that they were arrived at using a different methodology than the one use for its recently published numbers.
And although Just allows himself a couple of stock ugly Americans — people who "adore" France but hate the French — he remains a master at using a foreign setting to highlight the peculiarities of American life.
Chinese investors have been particularly aggressive at using a federal visa program called EB-5 that allows overseas citizens to put $500,000 to $1 million into a project that will create at least 10 jobs.
Sellafield Ltd, the company responsible for waste management on the site, admitted it was looking at using a UAV and blamed "poor record-keeping during the 1950s" for the fact the contents of some buildings remained a mystery.
Skilled film photographers are adept at using a ratio of shutter speed to aperture -- how wide the shutter opens, measured in f-stops -- to get the desired depth of field, the range over which the image will be in focus.
