Sentence examples for define the end of from inspiring English sources
NME said the band would define the end of the decade.
This sort of geochemical marker is used to define the end of the Cretaceous.
Today is the day the G-8 leaders can define the end of the terrorists' activities.
The extinction was used by John Phillips 150 years ago to define the end of the Paleozoic Era and the beginning of the Mesozoic (Figure 5.8).
Here I define the end of the Parliament as 2015-16, when the election will be one month into that financial year.
That month, when asked whether Flint had reached "the end of the water crisis," Edwards replied: "If you define the end of the water crisis as having water quality parameters back in the range considered normal for other cities with old lead pipes, the answer is yes," albeit with some significant caveats.
We devised procedures (a) to define the ends of the accessible pores that are connected to the aggregate surface and (b) to separate accessible and inaccessible porosity.
Methods that are designed to define the ends of an RNA molecule, for example, oligonucleotide ligation, avoid altering the transcript sequence but can usually fulfill only one objective per experiment (e.g., define the 5′ or the 3′ end).
Telomeres are DNA-protein structures that define the ends of linear chromosomes and form a protective 'cap' that enables cells to maintain chromosome length and stability by preventing telomere degradation, recombination, and end-to-end fusions (reviewed in [1], [2]).
Thus, the start and stop of the alignment and the sizes deduced from electrophoretic motility were used to define the ends of each sra gene.
