Sentence examples for hyphens for from inspiring English sources

The DCSE format uses square brackets to delimit each helix, braces for bulges and loops, and hyphens for gaps in the alignment; terminal loops appear separated by inverse brackets (] and [) (see Additional file 1). The acquired structures with restrictions and constraints were submitted in MFOLD [ 27].

Use hyphens for fractions.

Don't use hyphens for verbs.

Use hyphens for compound words.

Use hyphens for double last names.

Don't use hyphens for comparative or superlative adjectives.

Also, no hyphen for this use of "far off".

Use "crowdsourcing," with no hyphen, for the practice of soliciting ideas or information from a large group or online community.

There has been rather a lot of talk recently of hard work: the mythical individuals who are thus wired – from politicians to Hollywood stars, households of folks so hard-working they sometimes have to drop the hyphen for efficiency.

Amazon made auto scaling available on AWS back in 2009 (unlike Google, Amazon prefers "auto scaling" over "autoscaling") and Microsoft launched Azure auto-scaling (it prefers to use a hyphen) for web sites, cloud services and virtual machines last June.

For example a protein with a representation 1001 − 0001 − 11 (separated by a hyphen for ease of understanding) implies that it can bind to the promoter regions for genes 1 and 4 and that while the regulatory action is negative for gene 1, it is positive for gene 4 (since the first and fourth bits for the second half of the bitstring are 0 and 1 respectively.