Sentence examples for exposed line from inspiring English sources
RNA from the control line generations 15 and 16 were pooled and used as one control sample (labeled with Cy-3-dUTP fluorescent nucleotides) to hybridize to the microarray against the five exposed lines samples (exposed line A from generations 13, 15, and 16, and exposed line B from generations 14 and 15) and labeled with Cy-5-dUTP fluorescent nucleotides.
With their generating instructions written into their titles, they compress the inspiration, physical labor and implicit gamble of art-making into a single yet dissectible experience — reducing the path from idea to artwork into a short, fully exposed line.
The Derjaguin-Muller-Toporov (DMT) modulus and adhesion for EUV exposed line patterns of 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 & 50 nm with various L/S characteristics are ~ 3.2 ± 0.16 GPa and ~ 33 ± 4 nN, respectively.
For the same generations (13 16), the exposed line A showed a reduction in the number of oocysts of 10%, 44 %, 14, and 57%, respectively (Fig. 1b and Additional File 3 Table).
After several iterations, similar exposed line widths were observed at the writing field center and corners, which suggests that an optimal working distance was achieved to give a relatively uniform exposed pattern across the entire writing field.
He'd take a drink, read the exposed line through the bottle and write down the answer.
The next day, 2,500 people who had potentially been exposed lined up for nasal swabs.
George Manahan conducted a tight performance at leisurely tempos, and the ensemble's players negotiated their perilously exposed lines flawlessly.
In the symphony Mr. Runnicles chose generally fast tempos, but without pressing his players, who sprang forward with alacrity and produced some excellent solos and exposed lines.
But the spending plan also exposed lines of tension between the authority and City Hall over how congestion revenues would be used.
The most curious was a trench-coat top and sleeves attached to what appeared to be the coat's exposed lining.
