Sentence examples for establishes a total from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a combination of p53-dependent and -independent signals establishes a total apoptotic burden in a cell that stands in opposition to the prosurvival function of Bcl-2.

The new multiannual financial framework establishes a total budget for the heading 'Preservation and management of natural resources' (including the CAP) of EUR 373.17 billion, at 2011 prices, accounting for 38.9% of total commitment appropriations for the EU-28.

In addition, he established a total of 32 military tribunals to handle the more serious political cases.

A series of experiments were conducted to establish a total decontaminating process of newly developed decontaminating agent using easily prepared simulated cruds.

Within the eastern region of RMNP, in an area of approximately 35,000 ha, we established a total of 60 pixel nested plots in 9 vegetation types.

After optimization conditions were established, a total of 205 reference goat sera were tested in parallel by bELISA and by virus neutralization (VN) for their relative performances.

I established a total of 80 funnel seed traps in the fen at distances of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, and 100 m from the meadows.

Staining cell nuclei with diamido 4′,6-diamidino-2-phenylindole (DAPI) was used to establish a total cell count in the demarcated areas.

He has established a total of 50 scholarships around the country, including the 24 at UC Berkeley and 26 at schools including the University of Idaho, Phillips Exeter Academy, the University of Florida and Princeton University, his alma mater.

In May 1950 UNRWA established a total of 53 refugee "camps" on both sides of the Jordan River and in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Syria to assist the 650,000 or more Arab refugees it calculated needed help.

Buddhism, from its very beginning, established a total distinction between the realm of life and individual (saṃsāra), which it identified interiorly as the arena of pain and suffering, and the goal of the Buddhist way, Nirvāṇa, which is understood in wholly negative terms as a final and total release from saṃsāra.