Sentence examples for ends represented from inspiring English sources

Hydraulic hoses, o-rings (within the hydraulic systems), and hydraulic hose couplings (including failed crimped ends) represented 50% of the specific spill sources on these machines.

The quarterbacks and tight ends represent the most value, however.

The Africa where the book ends represents for Jonathan the return of everything he has repressed.

These ends represent about 15%% of the haploid size of the genome.

The exact matched sequences were extracted along with 70 nucleotides flanking both the ends representing potential precursor sequences.

To determine whether these variable ends represent alternative isoforms of a gene or are due to sequencing or assembly errors, we amplified these alternative ends using qPCR.

The rod, a radially symmetric cylinder with rounded ends, represents a relatively simple geometry that is ubiquitous in unicellular walled organisms.

In the 2,841 gDNA nr-set we identified 327 sequences that were capped by telomeres at both ends, representing complete macronuclear chromosomes.

The embryonic axis has a distinguished radicle (whitish) and plumule that is slightly split into two ends, representing the primordial of the first leaves (Fig.  1E).

Free 3′-OH ends represent breaks accessible to the in situ addition of digoxigenin (DIG -labeled DIG -labelederminal dUTPynusingterminalansferase.

During A.C. Milan's home matches, ultras occupy the stadium's south end, represented by the color blue.