Sentence examples for dominant picked from inspiring English sources
The dominant sequence was further enriched with more cycles of SELEX; at the seventh round, 12 of 16 clones sequenced had the identical sequence of the dominant picked up at the third round, suggesting that this sequence exhibits the highest affinity for PhoP among members of the selected DNA pool.
This individual presented with dominant Pick-like tau pathology as well as the TDP-43 and p62 pathology that characterizes C9ORF72 carriers; however, her siblings lacked this tau variant and developed typical pathology associated with the C9ORF72 hexanucleotide repeat.
Grim news from the manufacturing and construction industries fuelled fears that the UK would slide into a triple-dip recession this quarter, but Britain's dominant services sector picked up last month, which could bring the economy back from the brink.
From the resulting flattened tatum vector the two most dominant peaks are picked as follows.
They establish a "pecking order" and having only two female fish means that the less dominant one gets picked on exclusively.
Even then, be careful not to put only two, as they will establish a pecking order and the less dominant female will be exclusively picked on by the more dominant one.
The Springboks' scrum was sturdy, but their normally dominant line-out was picked apart by Ireland.
The remaining cases, although the dominant aortic vessel is picked, requiring five or more additional clicks, were considered as poor.
A program evaluated birds in pairs and picked the dominant one based on how quickly he or she approached or avoided the other birds and who ended up reaching the snack.
For all the advances of recent years, and newspaper articles featuring bright, young photogenic female playwrights and directors telling us that women are taking over the theatre world, men remain dominant in buildings, picking off the plum jobs.
We analysed how frequently a monkey used his dominant hand to pick up apples before and every week after the operations.
