Sentence examples for defining points of the from inspiring English sources
"Referendum Project" finished with a "closing rally" in which Mr. Takayama recalled some of the defining points of the monthlong effort.
For single-stranded fragments such as loops, junctions and ends, we determine the length of the fragment (in number of residues) and the distance between the defining points of the first and last residues in the template structure (in Angstroms).
Moreover, the deviation percentage of the requirement values in 17 defined points of the pieces is shown in Fig. 14.
Hemogasanalysis was performed at defined points of the perioperative period.
Using tpsUtil v.1.44 [ 66], tps-files were created, then landmarks were set on 17 uniquely defined points of the shells' projections in tpsDig v.2.12 [ 67].
Heat hyperalgesia was assessed by recording the paw withdrawal latency on a hot plate at 52°C or in the Hargreaves test, in which a radiant heat source is placed underneath one hind paw or underneath defined points of the tail and heat application is started with a button.
The following protocol was used: starting from one defined point of the preparation and moving across the slide in a systematic way, at least 200 Hu-immunoreactive neurons from each whole mount were examined.
This situation is observed in all winged insects (Pterygota) [ 60, 61] but, in general, most other panarthropod embryos, such as those of myriapods, chelicerates, and onychophorans, form the endodermal cells at a defined point of the blastoderm [ 10, 62- 67].
The home sensors define points of reference and create the coordinate system for the apparatus.
Unfortunately, we were not able to locate measurements of linear growth in rodents that might provide more sharply defined points of comparison for the data in Figure 6.
At http://as2ts.html.gov/AS2TS/LGA/lga_pdblist_plots.html we provide a service whereby the user may generate alternate alignments based on defined points of comparison representing residue positions along the peptide chain.
