Sentence examples for commonly used expressions from inspiring English sources
Exact relationships, derived for particular cases, are compared with commonly used expressions of supersaturation calculated from solution concentrations.
He is a human 'what is wrong with this picture?'" One of Trump's commonly used expressions was that he would "drain the swamp", a reference to his claim that he will rid Washington of corruption and career politicians.
It follows from the discussion of commonly used expressions for the coalescence time with partially mobile and immobile interfaces that these expressions fail in the case of a weak driving force for coalescence.
Several of the commonly used expressions giving reaction rates for model chemical reactions, though accurate for very high activation energies (i.e. Ea ≫ kBT), are inaccurate for more typical reaction conditions.
The methylotrophic yeast Pichia pastoris (Komagataella phaffii) is one of the most commonly used expression systems for heterologous protein production.
Because the eigenvector matrix of the non-classically damped models is generally complex, the complex numerical operations are required in the commonly used expression.
In recent years, the methylotrophic yeast Pichia pastoris has emerged as one of the most commonly used expression systems for membrane protein production.
That's because PBS sent his miniseries "The War" to stations in both censored and uncensored form, and let them decide whether to run the risk of being slapped with one of those FCC fines for showing footage of World War II veterans using expletives in discussing the war and in explaining where the commonly used expression "snafu" comes from.
We collected CDS sequences from the Sf21 and High Five cells and compared their codon usage preference to other commonly used expression hosts, including the prokaryotic system E. coli BL21, the eukaryotic expression system S. cerevisiae and mammalian system CHO.
In a Markov chain model of a wireless cellular network, one commonly used expression for calculating the handoff arrival rate can lead to a sequence of oscillating iterative values that fail to converge.
Third, the dynamic range of reporters should be characterized across a range of commonly used expression levels, and should be correlated with measurement reference standards if available.
