Sentence examples for in a given part from inspiring English sources

The university has also developed a plan linking schools in a given part of the country with specific colleges.

And the continuing substitutions of one performer for another in a given part wind up reflecting Benjy's tendency to confuse one person for another over time: the various black servants who take care of him, or his beloved older sister, Caddy, whom he sees in her illegitimate daughter years later.

Somewhat surprisingly, they found that mestizos in a given part of Mexico tended to have the same "rare" genetic variants as their indigenous neighbors.

Data density is an indicator of how much more are the sequences concentrated in a given part of sequence space relative to the rest of the space.

High-resolution studies are required to understand the vertical and horizontal spatio-temporal dynamics of the generation of ongoing rhythmic γ waves in a given part of the neocortex.

These regional health authorities are responsible for the health care service in a given part of the country.

Interestingly the three two-digit numbers above can be obtained from 235 by first splitting 235 into two or three parts, and then adding or multiplying these parts in some way (a given part may be used more than once).

In the process of thinking through a proof, a given part of the thinking is replaceable if thinking of some other kind could stand in place of the given part in a process that would count as thinking through the same proof.

To enhance the signification of the analysis we took into account for clustering only the probe sets that presented in a given body part the same type of variation for the two time points.

To analyse newly sequenced genomes and identify proteins that could potentially be part of a pathway, the query 'Get annotation for proteins of a given genome in the same MCL/OrthoMCL clusters as proteins in a given pathway', part of the 'Annotation of proteins in clusters' group, can be used.

The conceptual raw materials for the shifted content derive in part from what is taken for granted at a given point in a given conversation, in part from commonplaces belonging to "encyclopedia entries" permanently associated with particular terms for all competent users of those terms.