Sentence examples for examples of their respective from inspiring English sources
It's fair to say that these movies have long since lost the power to scare, if they ever truly held that position, and suffer in hindsight in terms of hammy acting and dated scripts, but their themes remain undeniably potent and contextually they are all fine examples of their respective production eras.
A good place to start an exploration of port would be the less expensive rubys, whites, house blends and LBVs in the database; all are fine examples of their respective types.
A further two CML Reactions in the reaction corpus were found to have been derived from examples of their respective inventions that did not describe chemical syntheses-instead describing assays.
Figure 1 provides a diagrammatic representation of the two imaging planes with examples of their respective images generated at each location.
According to MEROPS database[ 5], POPs may be classified into four subfamilies with prolyl oligopeptidase (S9A), dipeptidyl-peptidase IV (S9B), aminoacyl-peptidase (S9C) and glutamyl endopeptidase (S9D) being the typical examples of their respective subfamilies.
For clarity, we chose to only present in this review the latest full-length type IVa N. gonorrhoeae GC and N-terminally truncated type IVb V. cholerae TcpA structures as representative examples of their respective families (Craig et al, 2003, 2006).
Once generated, the classification system can then be used to predict the outcome of future examples on the basis of their respective feature values.
The levels of detected phosphorylated-activated proteins (for example, pERK1/2) were also normalized by the levels of their respective total protein (for example total ERK1/2).
Obviously, this is not enough to evaluate if Chinese wolves have a higher or lower genetic diversity than Middle Eastern wolves and they could by pure chance be unrepresentative of their respective population (for example, closely related, immigrant from another population or an inbred/outcrossed specimen).
The paper discusses three examples of man-made slopes that are affected by the specific geotechnical conditions of their respective settings.
("Mental," for example, shows nine actresses at the most loopily over-the-top moments of their respective Big Nervous Breakdown scenes).
