Sentence examples for deep and distinguished from inspiring English sources
And the cheerleaders in Washington say, "Now we need even less regulation!" And the Supreme Court, that highest judicial body in the land, just spoke through its cloaks most deep and distinguished, and severely limited the ability of shareholders to file federal class-action suits against investment banks that help a company accused of committing fraud.
The ability to identify those sequences and distinguish them from deep comparisons will significantly decrease the computational time.
The hybrids had wider and deeper bodies and were distinguished by increased winter-hardiness.
Deep sequencing provides better estimates of mutation frequencies compared to sequencing at medium coverage and therefore deep sequencing helps distinguish driver and passenger mutations.
Eugene C. Patterson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper editor from the Deep South who distinguished himself during the civil rights movement as one of the most forceful white journalists writing about the costs of racial bigotry and violence, died Jan . 12at his home in St .Petersburg, Fla.
Deep and flexible members are distinguished in literature only based on the tangent of the angle expressed as the ratio between the depth and the shear span of the footing.
Because miR164a, miR164b, and miR164f share the same sequence, deep sequencing cannot distinguish them, and we thus denoted them as miR164a/b/f.
Deep ecology distinguishes itself from other types of environmentalism by making broader and more basic philosophical claims about metaphysics, epistemology, and social justice.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) distinguishes superficial, deep and joint SSIs [ 4].
ROC analysis identified the BIS index level that distinguished best between deep and light sedation (groups classified by COMFORT scores).
This contrasts with ITS-based phylogenies of several other bacterial taxa in which, typically, well-supported and relatively deep evolutionary lineages are distinguished.
