Sentence examples for driver representation from inspiring English sources
Briefly, the driver representation consisted of cDNA generated from the pooled mRNA of 25 Cryptotermes secundus workers.
The resulting enrichment in Tester-Tester homodimers constitutes indirect evidence that there are no corresponding amplicons in the Driver representation, indicating that the corresponding restriction sites remained uncut, presumably because they were completely or partially methylated.
Both tester and driver representations were digested with Sau3AI to remove the R-Bgl adaptors.
The EC imported the "three fifths of all other Persons" clause of the Constitution, under which slave drivers got extra representation in the House of Representatives on the backs of their slaves, into the Presidential equation.
There appear to be two major drivers of unequal representation of the more socioeconomically deprived in medicine [ 1].
How? A. The actual working part of the simulator is in a small building and it has a motion platform with the driver sitting in a representation of the cockpit that is accurate in pretty much every detail with a big wraparound screen and projectors.
However, during the first subtraction we specifically removed these abundant clones by increasing their representation as driver DNA in the subtraction protocol [ 5].
Lastly, the final part of the article focuses on the computational formalism defined at INRETS-LESCOT (i.e. the driving schemas) designed to model driver knowledge and mental representations, and developed in a COgnitive Simulation MOdel of the DRIVEr called COSMODRIVE.
In addition, poor baseline mental health, vulnerability to stress and initial pain intensity may also be drivers of seeking legal representation [ 4, 5, 11, 13, 14, 19, 20].
The disconnection of the wider C4-dominated basin is considered the primary driver of the under-representation of C4-derived C within riverine OC pools in the Betsiboka basin, although combustion of grassland biomass by fire is likely a subsidiary constraint on the quantity of terrestrial organic matter available for export to these streams and rivers.
