Sentence examples for imposed on an extremely from inspiring English sources
These approaches perform pooled genotyping following a strong phenotypic selection imposed on an extremely large initial pool of recombinant progeny, for example, a drug concentration that kills 99% of progeny.
In a May 1947 interview, Leese said he was "very sad" to hear of what he considered "British victor's justice" being imposed on Kesselring, an "extremely gallant soldier who had fought his battles fairly and squarely".
It can be extremely difficult to ensure that a pure and uniform stress state is imposed on a significant volume of the material in order to extract the desired property data.
One component comprises various costs that illness imposed on a particular individual and society, imposing real (treatment) related expenses.
Tom McPhail of Hargreaves Lansdown said the government had imposed an extremely rushed timetable on the pension changes.
These are examples of co-evolution, a phenomenon first described by Charles Darwin in "The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex", published in 1871.Co-evolution 1871.Co-evolutioncins have evolved together in response to adaptations that each has imposed on the other, can be extremely subtle.
The real novelty is in the case (ii), and at a first glance, the condition imposed on the Reedy category I is extremely restrictive.
This has been imposed on us by an invisible hand.
As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").
(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation. As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").
