Sentence examples for derived element from inspiring English sources
Hostility to foreign intervention in domestic matters is not simply a question of pride as many suggest; it is a historically derived element of Greek political culture across the political spectrum.
However, the thymus double positive T-cell population remained subnormal, possibly due to the SF virus derived element being sensitive to methylation/silencing in the thymus, which was prevented by replacing the SF promoter by the previously reported silencing resistant element (ubiquitous chromatin opening element (UCOE)), and also improved B-cell reconstitution to eventually near normal levels.
However, the flexibility of this model allows for easy implementation of more complex building blocks such as Maxwell elements, given valid, experimentally derived element parameters.
There is an Alu element (AluSx subfamily) insertion, a Made1 (Mariner derived element 1) insertion, and a 1182-nucleotide deletinn in OTX2P1 compared to OTX2.
Similarly, mammals are clearly a branch in the tree of animals, and not a peculiar form of retrovirus despite the fact that retroviruses and derived element comprise up to 80% of their genomes.
At last, if CR < 0.1, the judgments from the above procedure are consistent and the derived element's weights can be considered for the further analysis.
Ahmet had to determine whether there was any particular interest to their particular assortment of derived elements.
Some contain both original and derived elements, usually explained in their footnotes.
Among the vertebrates the boundary covering with a variety of derived elements such as scales, feathers, and hair has assumed the complexity of an organ system, the integumentary system.
Together with previously derived elements, modelling thin-walled shells, equations for pipes and ducts with arbitrary cross-sections may be formulated.
We further investigated the liver phenotype to determine whether bone marrow derived elements affected the inflammatory state of the liver.
