Sentence examples for band point from inspiring English sources

It's not often that an American indie band point out the inherent similarities in different types of music from around the world.

From a band point of view, we consider the diffusion to describe the spatial distribution.

c: control band (point of origin) used for normalization; f2 and f3: fractions containing sex-specific TAGs.

However, the slightly lower intensity of this band points out a smaller damaged volume than that detected in C1 samples in accordance with the smaller volume affected by ion implantation.

The broad appearance of the band points to the glycosylated status of the protein, which is a frequent modification of serpentine receptors (Fig. 2B).

Secondly, although more TTC9A (51–222) (the saturated whitish band pointed by arrow) were pulled-down than TTC9A (51–115), it did not interact with Tm5NM-1 buTTC9A9A (51–115) did.

The results are interesting as the presence of the CB75A band points to a higher level of saturated fatty acid (C16:0), lower levels of unsaturation (lower IV reading) and vice versa, in this particular mapping population.

Treatment resulted in an increase of the intermediate cleavage product and decrease of the 29 kDa EpICD EGFP band, pointing to γ-secretase involvement in the second cleavage step of RIP.

The constant-capacitance method at flat-band point was used for this measurement.

These inventions were usually formed of symmetrical bands pointing down in a V shape from the top of a square canvas, with the V sometimes cut off at the bottom.

Other bands pointed punk rock toward future rock styles or its own foundations.