Sentence examples for clearly inserted from inspiring English sources

In one of these instances, IS1397 is clearly inserted into an E. coli REP element [see Additional file 13], but does not fulfill the association criteria of our study.

There is also evidence of the exopods in Cheloniellon being differentiated into proximal and distal lobes; the flap-like lobe clearly inserts into a narrower portion in figures 8a, 11 of Stürmer and Bergström [ 62]. 15.

As the detection went on, a time-resolved process could be observed clearly (insert b of Fig. 3); an 878-cm−1 878-cm−1reased while an 865-cm−1 peak declincreased twhileans 865-cm−1 865-cm−1ed ultimately during the variation.

A number of structural changes to the survey were suggested during the focus groups, such as dividing sections more clearly and inserting a progress bar.

What makes this question of particular intrigue for fans is the fact that there's a clearly missing scene inserted into the trailers and TV spots, in which we see Maz Kanata hand over Luke's lightsaber to General Leia.

However, PCR amplification and sequencing of this region from B. distachyon Bd21 genomic DNA clearly showed the inserted base present in the database sequence to be an artefact.

Despite an excellent restoration, you can clearly spot the newly inserted footage, which was in terrible shape.

In single base insertions no binding base pair is substituted, but we see that the influence of the inserted base clearly depends on its neighbor.

psbA.3, were found to be clearly homologous to introns inserted at identical gene locations in Chlamydomonas moewusii and Pseudendoclonium cpDNAs, respectively (Table 3).

Always one for treating lyrics as servant to a song's melody and structure, Byrne clearly enjoys himself inserting some goofily witty wordplay ("Did I forget to mention, forget to mention Memphis, home of Elvis and the ancient Greeks?").

Mary Hemingway clearly didn't "insert" that final chapter the Times reporter called "...a wistful paen to Hadley... .. that Sean is so eager to drop part of into an "appendix".