Sentence examples for detail selected from inspiring English sources

Here we provide a global characterization of the full Bgh proteome and analyze in detail selected protein families with well-known roles in fungal development and pathogenicity.

In this article, we report the prevalence and incidence of type 1 and type 2 diabetes and describe in detail selected demographic, clinical, and behavioral characteristics of Hispanic American youth with diabetes.

The 712 maternal death reviews, a subset (32%%) of the 2,199 deaths that occurred in 2007, allowed us to study in detail selected characteristics of the women who did not survive.

Having identified these potential groups through multivariate pattern-recognition analysis, we examined the actual data for coordinated functional group responses in more detail; selected groups are shown in Figure 3, which represents the percentage difference compared with controls (that is, directly equivalent to fold change).

In this review, I detail selected examples (Fig.  1) of how prokaryotic and eukaryotic pathogens and pests of plants use effector proteins to perturb the host ubiquitin system for their own benefit to promote colonization, providing updates to previous reviews on the subject where possible [viral proteins will not be covered here, but have been previously (Marino et al., 2012)].

Like all the best travel writers he has an eye for the telling detail, selecting the fertile fact from the accumulated millions, and for the glittering setpiece - as when he skulks around the streets of Cairo trying to dispose of an empty bottle of Czech pilsner beer (the zealously Muslim Nasser had just launched an anti-alcohol campaign).

In the present contribution, we investigated these questions in detail, selecting the green algal order Ulvales (Ulvophyceae, Chlorophyta) as a case study.

(Quotes and details selected from the following: "Mao," by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday; "Whittaker Chambers," by Sam Tanenhaus; "Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant"; "Ariel Sharon: An Intimate Portrait," by Uri Dan Young Stalinin," by Simon Sebag Montefiore; "The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt," by Edmund Morris).

This experiment examined judgements of living and dining rooms presented in architectural and interior design decoration magazines, and tested recognition memory for incidental details selected from them.

Because the movies are rich in structural details, selected frames from the movie in Fig. 4A are shown in Fig. 5 to highlight and discuss specific morphological features.

Parents read the details, select their child, and then sign the form in-app with their finger and pay.