Sentence examples for be changed with one from inspiring English sources
Like it or not, your whole entire life could be changed with one decision.
In the presence of sustained stimulation to evoke 10 action potentials at 0.2 Hz, the extracellular solution was changed with one that also contained 10 µM Nimodipine and 10 more action potentials were evoked.
The codon that encodes the missing Leu in the peroxisomal targeting signal of some of the C441-type isoenzymes of Poaceae 2 can be changed with only one punctual mutation to a stop codon.
Tennis could be changed with either a one-serve rule or an equipment change: mandating wooden rackets of a specific size limit.
This figure illustrates that for the first transposition, the facility in location one can be changed with the facility in location two, and for the second transposition, the facility in location one can be changed with the facility in location three, so that if the number of location and facility is shown by n, the number of transposition in each iteration will be n(n − 1)/2.
However, to get more optical transmittance the polymeric substrate can be changed with some other more optically transparent one without compromising the mechanical properties.
Hence, if the colour parameter o5.cl of the replica o5 is changed with monochromatic one mc, the replica o5 gets the top replica 〈〈b, l, s〉,mc〉.
On the other hand, the colour of the replica o j is changed with monochromatic one but not in the replica o i.
– aFor continuous variables, the exponential function of the regression coefficient e β is the multiplicative factor by which the value of Hp (0.07 P3/Hp 0.07 P11 is changed with a one-unit increase in the value of that variable.
Nutrients solution was constantly aerated with air pump and after every three days solution was changed with the new one.
In the case of cell survival assay, the medium with glycerol was changed with glycerol free one after 10 h incubation and thereafter cells were incubated for ten to fourteen days at 37°C in glycerol free medium.
