Sentence examples for hand to the number from inspiring English sources

The CS utilization is related on one hand to the number of microorganisms which are able to use each CS as a sole carbon supply.

Growth rate is linked on one hand to the number of rRNA operons which are the principle apparatus for translation and to the regulation of transcription on the other hand.

On one hand, to minimize the number of the shear pockets in the proposed system, the shear connectors are grouped in clusters and spaced within the transverse panel joint.

M. HERZOG: I hand to the Tribunal Document Number 1293-PS' which becomes French Exhibit Number RF-1508.

As a consequence, clustering of different conformations of the same molecular structure is a frequently performed task which allows on the one hand to reduce the number of conformations to be subjected to further analysis, and on the other hand to choose the most representative conformations among many [ 2].

On the other hand, to reduce the number of calculations frequency is limited between 1 and 500 Hz.

The resultant 15,500 base pair (bp) multiple alignment was edited by hand to minimize the number of unique gaps and to ensure the integrity of the reading frame (available online as Figure S1).

The spatial distribution of congenital SBV incidence rates cannot be assessed through surveillance, due on the one hand to the underestimation of the number of infected herds, and on the other hand to the lack of knowledge of the number of susceptible herds (i.e. with pregnant ruminants in the susceptible stage of gestation).

And so, speaking of things being stirred, we come to this season, one in which you would need the fingers of more than one hand to count the number of Blackburn managers, both "permanent" and acting.

Come next July they may need a second hand to indicate the number of times their country has won the trophy.

This because the additional information provided often lends a hand to minimize the number of false positive and false negative events, hence improving both sensitivity and specificity.