Sentence examples for chosen I from inspiring English sources

We have chosen (i) for reasons of simplicity.

Although we could obviously not test all combinations of miRNAs, we transfected COS1 cells with pools of seven miRNAs chosen (i) amongst the most inhibiting, and (ii) most activating miRNAs.

In our study, we have chosen (i) because criteria (ii) can be reached with premature stagnation in local optima, and criteria (iii) requires a priori knowledge about the global solution.

This family was chosen (i) because of its agricultural and economic importance: with 41 domesticated species, the legumes have the greatest number of crop species of all plant families, most of which are cultivated for their highly nutritious edible seeds [ 6, 7]; (ii) because legume seeds appear to contain higher levels of carotenoids than the edible seeds of other plant families [ 39].

For N-glycan modeling, two reporter glycoproteins were chosen, (i) hEPO, with three N-glycosylation sites that are decorated with substantial fractions of branched sialylated N-glycans and (ii) human transferrin (hTF), a serum protein with two N-glycans that are highly sialylated, however in its native form devoid of any branching (Yamashita et al. 1993; Pabst et al. 2007).

Among interactions observed in yeast, two HPts and two B-type RRs were chosen: i) HPt2 and HPt9, that present the strongest interaction with HK1 and seem to be key actors of the osmosensing pathway on the basis of their expression profiles in Populus[ 40], ii) RR13 and RR16, that display strong or weak β-galactosidase activity with the three HPts, respectively.

Accordingly, the results of this study indicate that the current setup does not allow lactadherin to function as a non-invasive marker of neither ongoing apoptosis nor necrosis in the kidneys after the herein chosen I-R insults.

The results indicate that, if each Boolean function involves a small number of variables, a limited set of selectively chosen I-O pairs suffices for synthesizing the program (instead of a potentially exponential number of pairs that would be needed in a worst case scenario).

I choose i because I love what it offers.

choose i ∈ {1,..., N} with probability 1/N.

Pushed to choose, I prefer Arthur's.