Sentence examples for exemplars range from inspiring English sources

The gene functions associated with the lineage specific exemplars range from a possible activation of a cell specific Jak-Stat pathway in hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) to the lineage specific gene regulation activity in dendritic cells (see Table 2).

All four participants rapidly acquired /s/ and showed generalization to untaught exemplars ranging from syllables to connected speech.

Even in the small subset of genes for which interaction data was available we were able to find exemplars for a range of distinct bi-fan architectures.

The generalization to other noise types can be improved by sampling the exemplars from a wider range of noises, for example all noise types that are available in the NOISEX CD-ROM [40].

This account is plausible in the context of very small categories (e.g. the numbers 1 9), but it becomes untenable with large categories because it is unlikely that an individual can 'expect' all of the perceptual features that are needed to compile the full range of exemplars in these categories.

Within this range, two exemplars BRD4(1) and BAZ2B had median Dscores of 0.93 and 0.62 respectively [ 50].

Finally, the current study includes exemplars from a wide range of natural categories (e.g., birds) with less-distinct boundaries and graded representations and a small number of well-defined categories (e.g., shapes, body parts, occupations) which tend to have more clear-cut, rigid boundaries in terms of category membership.

In maize, the number of gene fragments acquired per exemplar is reported to range from 1 to 9 (Du et al. 2009; Yang and Bennetzen 2009a), where as in M. lucifugus, it is 1 2.

Thus two additional transcripts, biliverdin reductase B blvrb and prohibitin 2 phb2, were chosen as exemplars showing expression across a range of tissues.

What followed was an entire generation of the best and brightest graduate students earning tenure by turning Shakespeare's works into exemplars of various Continental theorists ranging from Jacques Derrida and deconstruction to Michel Foucault and the new historicism, Theodor Adorno and postmodern Marxism to Jacques Lacan and postmodern Freudianism.

Transitions towards sustainable architecture range from best practice exemplars based upon low carbon technical performance to aestheticized, iconic visions of sustainability framed by specific environmental philosophies.