Sentence examples for crossing a subject from inspiring English sources

Domains were annotated by labeling any genes between escape genes, without crossing a subject gene, as being in an escape domain and labeling any genes between subject genes without crossing an escape gene as being in a subject domain.

This combination of sentiments tends to make people glow with a pleasant righteousness, especially when the implicit subject is crossing a racial divide.

Hall said Clarkson had crossed a line by subjecting an "innocent party [to] a physical altercation accompanied by sustained and prolonged verbal abuse of an extreme nature".

Within the pre- and post-groups, the RMSD value decreased for HWL, just because the tracking task got automated when the subjects cross a certain threshold level of workload and the stress level increased in the task, as shown in Fig. 2.

During the experiments, subjects crossed a short walkway incorporating an actuated floor plate that provided vibration feedback in response to forces exerted by the foot.

phenotyping: any experiment involving scoring the subject for a trait value; genotyping: any experiment yielding a value of the genetic makeup of the subject; cross or mutation experiment: an assay involving crossing two subjects or mutation to generate new stocks; and field collection: collection of data or specimens in the field for further analysis in the lab.

13b represents what is traditionally called super-raising, in which the matrix subject John moves from the deeply embedded clause and crosses an intervening subject which is closer to the matrix subject position.

California's zinfandel, she showed, is genetically the same as primitivo, though how it crossed the ocean remains a subject of considerable dispute.

Whether the Natterer's bat is the natural reservoir species of BBLV or whether it was a cross-species spillover remains a subject for further studies.

According to Gerring [ 43], case studies may be more useful than cross-case studies when a subject is being encountered for the first time.

Whether taxanes and next-generation androgen receptor (AR) axis inhibitors are cross-resistant or not is a subject of debate.