Sentence examples for in another library from inspiring English sources

Through a process known as "lead optimisation", variants of these compounds are generated and collected in another library, and the entire procedure is repeated.Six years and some $200m later, the best candidates enter preliminary human testing.

Thirty years later, in another library, I would discover that Wagner, while living in Dresden, insisted on having his dog Peps sit on an upholstered stool beside the piano as he composed.

Furthermore expressed isomiRNAs that share the same properties with the real miRNA in one library could be the dominant functional in another library.

Indeed, when we reanalyzed the data excluding tags that appeared only once (unless present at least twice in another library), we ended up with 3,506 human tags sorted in AB, 2,960 tags common to the Lm and "MDM+Lm" libraries (BC subset, Figure 1D).

Homologues of some immune-related genes such as LY6 D and EEF2L were found exclusively in one library, and some others such as C1QL4L and HMOX1 were found highly expressed not only in one library but also in another library at a much lower frequency.

He laid out how he had robbed the Girolamini, and said that he had stolen books from another library in Naples, two in Florence, one in Padua, one in Montecassino, and one in Rome.

More impressive but less flashy is another library in Medellín by Mr. Mazzanti: the León de Greiff library in La Ladera also a trio of buildings, in this case well-connected cantilevered pods on slate pedestals, splayed like a fan across the brow of a hill.

Later this year another library, in Waterloo, will be relocated to a temporary home belonging to a church-based community group.

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In another cDNA library screening experiment, 5×105 clones from a HeLa cervical carcinoma cDNA library were screened, resulting in 19 positives, of which 7 encoded a splice-variant of Caspase-8.

Even more captivating as a symbol of germination is Pamela Ayres's "Sod Thumping," lumps of turf in bags made of nylon stockings, arranged on metal racks in another reflecting pool beside the library.