Sentence examples for go cherry from inspiring English sources
We evaluated CODEC and compared it to extant approaches by using a collection of manually curated complexes from the MIPS (Mewes, 2002) and GO (Cherry et al., 1998) databases.
Qualitatively similar results were obtained when evaluating the collections of protein complexes based on known complexes from the GO (Cherry et al., 1998) database (see Supplementary Figures S1 and S2).
O'Neil first invented a theory and then went cherry picking, but even the cherries weren't quite what he needed so he sliced them into tiny pieces, taking only those parts that fit his theory.
So where I go, Cherry Ann goes.
That effort didn't go unnoticed; Cherry took home Defensive Player of the year honors in the Big Sky Conference too.
Trainer Dale Romans took a shot at Nyquist with Brody's Cause in the Derby and will give it another go with Cherry Wine in the Preakness.
They go on, cherry picking their references in order to present us with an array of always impressionable and emotionally charged buzz words cautioning that growing corn and biodiesel feedstocks is "threatening natural habitats and imposing other environmental costs".
Dollars are directed from general funds and wrestled from donors, and what does not go into cherry-wood lockers, plush carpets and million-dollar weight rooms ends up in the pockets of coaches, the most exalted of whom now make upward of $2 million a year.
For patterns go with cherries, animal print, skulls, hearts, and an all over nautical feel.
Today, as tomatoes on the vine grow commonplace, many companies are going small — cherry tomatoes, or grape, or campari, larger than cherry and smaller than tomatoes on the vine.
She went for cherry red and, with the help of a graphic artist, created a blonde cartoon model with a long ponytail called Sunny Saras animated alter ego.
