Sentence examples for external exposition from inspiring English sources
For Marcus, the attraction of maths is that it requires no external exposition.
For determination of the external exposition of PS residues, staining with Annexin-V-FITC and propidium iodide was used according to the manufacturer's instructions (#V13242, FITC Annexin V/Dead Cell Apoptosis kit, Invitrogen).
Ethiopatogenesis is correlated with external factors, above all UV exposition, and skin and adnexal phenotypes; for this reason people from the regions of insular Italy are more at risk from this pathological state.
Root resorption has two phases: during the first phase, the damage of the external surface of the root causes the exposition of denuded mineralized tissue, while in the second one, multinucleated cells are stimulated to colonize the denuded mineralized tissue, getting to a resorption process [19].
This sub-band in the amide I region has been associated with α-helix conformations and the downshifting of its position can be related to the increase of the helix length and its bending in coiled coils but also to the increase of the exposition of the helix to the external medium (aqueous plasma and pigment) [32].
More appreciable shoulder of the amide II band at 1585 cm−1 was also observed for these paint films, which indicates that formation of Cu-carboxylate complexes has taken place at significant extent promoted by an increase of the exposition of the protein chain to the external ionomeric layer (vide infra).
In order to make the exposition more clear, we have decided to consider separately the cases of external and internal connections.
A full exposition of this approach would require a detailed account of what makes a certain external value be relevant to a desert claim; it would also require a detailed account of is meant by saying that some action would "properly respect" some external value.
Finally, in mid secondary school, they shift from external cause to internal cause; they move from the 'expounding' sector to the 'exploring' one, and learn to produce expositions and discussions such as the historical exposition analysed in Figure 20 above, which is organized globally in terms of the rhetorical relation of 'evidence' — internal cause.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
