Sentence examples for first visualising from inspiring English sources
At first, visualising an invisible substance of unknown composition seems like an impossible task.
The tool attempts to provide users with more opportunities for expressive visualisation than previous educational software; its design was motivated by earlier work connecting "moving image literacy" with print literacy, and it was used here in storywriting preparation work: users first visualised a known story, then wrote their versions of it based on the cartoons they had made.
The supernumerary teeth in Lrp4 mutants closely resemble those found in Wise mutants and their development can be first visualised by an ectopic patch of Shh expression in the diastema at E14.5.
To determine whether FGF signalling at the IsO was affected by Chd7 deletion, we first visualised the expression of Fgf8 in E9.5 embryos by in situ hybridisation.
To obtain an overview of the differences and similarities of the miRNA expression among the different cancers and normal tissues groups, we first visualised the miRNA expression of all samples in a PCA including all variables.
All products (and H2O controls) were first visualised on a 1.5% agarose gel before denaturation by heating to 95°C for 5 minutes and cooling to 60°C over a period of 30 minutes.
Chip Wilson, the boss of lululemon, a seller of yoga gear, has set up a website, whil.com, that urges people to turn off their brains for 60 seconds by visualising a dot.
Cells displaying different IRF-1 and NF- κB subcellular localisation were first singularly visualised by ImageStream INSPIRE and then analysed with ImageStream IDEAS software, which allowed the assessment of population statistics of each single cell line.
During Shakespeare's life, it became possible for the first time to visualise Britain and its place in the world through maps.
Binding of the first antibody was visualised with a secondary antibody linked to peroxidase and with DAB, as described above.
In our first iteration we visualised a multi-patient, horizontal trajectory of de-identified and abstracted recent care events on the digital whiteboard.
