Sentence examples for distinct entry from inspiring English sources

Further evidence for a distinct entry pathway was observed in vivo, as AAVR knock out mice were equally permissive to transduction by AAVrh32.33 compared to wild type mice upon systemic injection.

Simulation results using statistical parameters for a variable aperture natural sandstone fracture as described by Yeo et al. [International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences 35 (1998 1051]] closely resemble a Brooks Corey pressure saturation function, and exhibit a distinct entry pressure followed by a rapid increase in nonwetting phase saturation.

But to increase the diversity of the sample, I started with four distinct entry points based on personal contacts in Sarasota County (that is, four local contacts with different characteristics).

Now Baer has decided to launch his own imprint, MANHIGH Recordings, taking full control of the aesthetics and art direction of the label to etch in another distinct entry in the ever-expanding canon of contemporary techno music.

The whole cell approach also allows for an analysis in time of distinct entry intermediates, a study that is currently under investigation.

A number of names are misspelled: Antoninus Pius (16,39,40), Ederatus (42), Quintus (136), and Quodvultdeus (172 and passim); Lucian of Samosata is called "Lucius" on p. 32 (he is also given two distinct entries in the index).

The team behind the geekerati's favourite smartwatch of 2013 worked on a number of smartwatch designs before the Pebble, and if you count them all up (and count the Pebble and Pebble Steel as two distinct entries) the Pebble Time is the fourth major smartwatch design from Eric Migicovsky's small team.

The reference partition constructed from Peronospora/Pseudoperonospora species names comprised 86 distinct entries, the one constructed from the hosts comprised 141 distinct entries (from 72 distinct genera).

A total of 7,680 cDNA (4,938 distinct entries) were successfully amplified by PCR from plasmids and spotted on the array once, twice or in triplicate.

The diffusivity function d(g i ) is modeled using even order symmetric positive semidefinite tensors as follows: (2) d g i = t T a i, where t ∈ ℝ(n +1)(n +2)/2 contains distinct entries of the nth-order tensor.

Notably, these originate from 15 sources, the largest of which supplies ∼3000 6000 distinct entries, suggesting effective disease amalgamation, but at the same time indicating a measure of naming promiscuity (see 'Discussion' section).