Sentence examples for condition of whole from inspiring English sources
They gradually grew in the oxidation reduction process on the dry or wet condition of whole bulk soils.
It shows the condition of each eight countries and Fig. 8 shows the condition of whole Eight Countries region.
Serum creatine kinase (CK) is a measure of the condition of whole body skeletal muscle.
We next demonstrated that the condition of whole-cell patch recording was stable and reliable when the PDMS was indented.
Different truth theories can be given for the same language, and they can agree on the truth conditions of whole sentences while differing in which expressions they treat in the recursive clauses.
As with HSC/HPC transplants, an understanding of optimal donor selection, short-term storage conditions of whole UCB before processing and long-term storage conditions of cryopreserved UCB may in the future enhance the efficacy of UCB ECFC for therapeutic use.
Recent studies have also shown that NHE1 inhibition protects from multiorgan injury in conditions of whole body ischemic-reperfusion injury and global metabolic acidosis, including cardiac arrest and resuscitation, traumatic hemorrhagic shock, and sepsis [ 9, 46, 47].
To determine the general acetylation status of proteins under these conditions, immunoblots of whole cell extracts (from control and dPANK/Fbl-depleted cells) were incubated with an antibody specifically recognizing acetylated-lysine.
John Ridding, chief executive of FT Group, the Pearson subsidiary that owned the newspaper, said: "The issue of editorial independence was a central consideration and condition of this whole project.
We assert that integrity (the condition of being whole and complete) is a necessary condition for workability, and that the resultant level of workability determines the available opportunity for performance.
Western literature begins with an account of a signal crossing space, in the Oresteia: a technologically-broadcast message whose reception, repetition and interpretation lay out the condition of the whole drama that follows.
