Sentence examples for effectively silent from inspiring English sources
Or sequences which are effectively silent.
The Israeli news media have been effectively silent since then because of the three-day Jewish holiday.
With Mr. Ebbers and Mr. Sullivan effectively silent for much of the hearing, the members of the committee turned much of their attention to the actions of Mr. Grubman, the telecommunications analyst, and Mr. Dick, the former auditor from Andersen.
This 3' CCT is defined by between 1 and 7, highly conserved, third-position synonymous-site differences and an effectively silent difference at the C-to-U RNA editing site located at position +20 relative to the intron insertion site.
At this point, it should be pointed out that this is effectively a silent movie – virtually wordless except for a few muttered chunks of dialogue and lots of expressive humming and hawing.
For example, introduction of gentamicin resistance into the marine-derived fungal strain Penicillium purpurogenum G59 effectively activated silent gene clusters for secondary metabolites (Chai et al. 2012).
"The one thing we all have in common," says the protesters' site, "is that We are the 99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%." Now, to say that corporate C.E.O.s and Wall Street bigwigs have effectively staged a silent coup isn't to provide the most nuanced or sophisticated description of what has happened to this country over the past three decades.
But the paper, which is run by longtime Trump friend David Pecker, never ran the story, effectively keeping it silent.
Correlation analysis of metabolic profiles has been used effectively to distinguish silent phenotypes or genetic alterations that are not noticeable superficially [ 2- 4].
Few Americans, however, know that this role was effectively invented by the silent film star known as Broncho Billy.
Hydroxylation of a heterochromatin factor could regulate the stability of silent chromatin, effectively buffering the extent of heterochromatin formed adjacent to a nucleation site.
