Sentence examples for each terminate from inspiring English sources

Identifying these three different levels is helpful in understanding at what respective point the mechanical and metaphysical accounts each terminate or bottom out.

The adult Caenorhabditis elegans hermaphrodite reproductive system consists of two mirror symmetrical U-shaped tubular gonad arms that each terminate in a spermatheca and share a common central uterus (Hirsh et al. 1976; Kimble and Hirsh 1979).

Doing some quick back-of-the-envelope calculations, let's assume for arguments sake that each terminated employee costs an average of $100,000 in salary and benefits.

The type 1b and type 2 remnants each terminated with typical right end sequences and the characteristic heptanucleotide target (5'-AAGAATG), which implies two early TnPZ insertion events.

A ML bootstrap analysis was implemented in GARLI 0.96 (500 inferences, each terminated after 10,000 generations without improving topology) using Portal 2.2 to access the CIPRES cluster at the San Diego Supercomputing Center.

Mice were from two separate experiments that were each terminated at 110 days of age.

A picture emerges of recurrent spreading waves of beta-band synchronization within the STN, each terminated by a phase slip.

In other words a bi-sialylated structure contains two sialic acid residues which equates to one terminating each of two branches; a tri-sialylated structure has three sialic acids on typically three branches, and a tetra-sialylated chain has four branches each terminated with a sialic acid.

Both PEG-ND and PEG-D are prepared from a 10 kDa MW 4-armed PEG with four inert PEG chains of equal length (e.g., 2500 Da each) terminated either with a reactive nitrodopamine or dopamine moiety.

In our PEG-D system, the 4-armed PEG consists of four inert PEG chains of equal length (e.g., 2500 Da each) terminated with a reactive dopamine moiety.

In [35] it is shown that each preferred extension can be obtained from the initial labeling that labels each argument to in by a finite sequence of such transition steps and further that each terminated sequence (which is indeed finite) corresponds to an admissible set.