Sentence examples for by the same elements from inspiring English sources
The second step toward Dalton's synthesis was the recognition of the existence of related series of compounds formed by the same elements.
The results show that, whatever the scale, the distribution of the breeding colonies was not governed by the same elements of the hydrographical network in the different areas.
The United States, he argues, was the continuing heir of the 1689 settlement, its growing strength undergirded by the same elements of law and commerce that had built the British empire.
Remove al-Qaeda, remove the malign Iranian activity, and the situation would be changed, even transformed.The truth is that the conflict in Iraq has mutated into something directly fuelled by the same elements that confront us everywhere.
It was the second time in three weeks the Mets won the first two games of a series against the Pirates only to be undercut in the finale by the same elements that undermined them Thursday: sloppy fielding, erratic starting pitching and a dreadful performance from the bullpen (three innings, nine hits, six runs).
They have ignored all existing companies in their marketplace, they've been propelled into rapid growth unencumbered by the same elements, assets, knowledge, learned behavior that once fueled the incumbents.
This specificity could be achieved by use of different regulatory elements by the homeoproteins or by use of the same elements in different ways.
A sensuous female torso is suggested by a snowdrift in Frank O'Brien's "Snow Lady," while in Ron Schlick's "Last Forage -- Yellowstone in Winter," a massive bison is being obscured by the same element.
The upregulation of WFS1 by valproate is probably regulated by the same element because the promoter lacking this sequence, pGL3-WFS1-short, did not respond to valproate (Figure 2).
For relative image analysis, the imsubtract function in MATLAB was used to subtract each element in a sample image by the same element in the blank (empty) image.
Domain swapping, a process in which a structural element of a monomeric protein is replaced by the same element of another copy of the same protein, leads to a well-defined change in protein structure.
