Sentence examples for get some information of from inspiring English sources

From the fluorescence change of HSA and BSA, people could get some information of interactions between protein and exogenous substances.

By measuring the far-UV CD spectra of proteins or peptides, people could get some information of protein secondary structures, among which 208 nm and 222 nm are the characteristic peaks of α-helix structure[19, 20].

While he said people do get some information on the distribution of salaries, "we are not transparent with salaries and bonuses and stock with employees although managers see it and managers of managers see it because it doesn't seem to make anyone happier". People end up focusing too much on the final number rather than what goes into it.

There is a decrease in water background reflection from 550-750 nm; so to get some information on background the difference of bands 3 and 2 can be applied.

Annalise tells Wes to buck up and get some information out of his girlfriend, in yet another one of the weirdest student-teacher interactions of all time.

Lord Olivier plays the role of a Nazi dentist and to get some information out of Mr. Hoffman's character, he drills a hole into his front tooth going into the nerve without anesthetic.

I figured it would be pretty easy to get some information out of her.

"If they get some information out of it, or they change a few rules around it to help protect against brain injuries, then it's all good news," Devine said.

So, let's actually compare the radial probability distribution of p orbitals to what we've already looked at, which are s orbitals, and we'll find that we can get some information out of comparing these graphs.

Shouldn't I at least try to get some information out of her?

At least I could talk to people my age with the disease and get some information out of a conversation that I could possibly apply to our situation.