Sentence examples for highly proposed from inspiring English sources
On the basis of this consideration, partial-road-in backfilling is highly proposed to realize a compromising intention, and in order to obtain the exact value of ∆h in Fig. 6b, we conducted a field trial in Xieqiao Mine, as presented in the next section.
a 408 genes with highly proposed housekeeping functions are manually curated from Reactome [20] and KEGG [21].
HK, housekeeping; TS, tissue-specific; HK408, 408 manually curated genes that are highly proposed to play housekeeping roles; FN, false negative; FP, false positive.
Similarities are found in the literature of Oct4 and Ncl binding sites as transcription factors, highly proposing Ncl-P to be together with Oct4 in a transcription factor complex in ES cells and that the complex formation is increasing during the initiation of spontaneous differentiation.
Andrew Lansley, the Health Secretary, has drawn much flack for his highly contentious proposed reforms of the NHS.
Through the analysis of the experimental results, the highly effective proposed EA-MOA algorithm is compared with several efficient algorithms from the literature.
Economic arguments for right-to-work are, however, always highly speculative, proposing that the low-wage jobs that might be created by companies attracted by such laws would offset the very real, calculable income losses that inevitably accompany deunionization.
In summary, a common evolutionary history of trpB2 and trpA2 genes of Sulfolobales and Thermoplasmata is highly plausible, proposing for both taxonomical classes an ancestor of species-type i2_o2.
His new, highly unorthodox idea proposed an additional method of healing: bystanders to a disaster who find themselves capable of heroic feats.
While highly technical, the proposed rules are at the center of efforts to ensure that taxpayers never again have to bail out big banks amid a financial crisis.
The House of Representatives recently approved a bill to create an independent committee to conduct cost-benefit analyses of some highly controversial regulations proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency, ignoring the fact that the agency already does its own analyses.
