Sentence examples for in deduction of from inspiring English sources

Twelve Gray radiation resulted in deduction of cell viability 12 and 72 hours following irradiation.

In addition, we found that depletion of ESET resulted in deduction of H3K9me3, suggesting that ESET is required for the maintenance of H3K9me3 in SSCs.

In South America, where multischedule income taxes are common, some countries allow virtually no deductions, whereas in others the latitude permitted in the deduction of personal expenses is very great.

The move is risky — to do it correctly, she has to take a brief pause in advance, which can technically result in a deduction of one-tenth of a point.

If that did happen it would make it very unlikely for creditors, including HMRC, to be paid in full, and result under Football League rules in a deduction of 12 points.

Coventry City FC Ltd was then put into administration in late March with debts of £60m, resulting in the deduction of 10 points, which effectively ended hopes of promotion to the Championship.

Coventry City FC Ltd was put into administration in late March with debts of £60m, resulting in the deduction of 10 points which effectively ended hopes of promotion to the Championship.

Knowledge of the number of homo eo)logous loci will assist in the deduction of the allelic composition of the locus in any particular sugarcane genotype.

Late assignments will be penalized: each day an assignment is late will result in a deduction of half a grade.

The paper illustrates the possibilities and limitations of the use of inverse methods in the deduction of acoustic source strength from radiated field measurements.

In the deduction of the novel IGC scheme, the 3D impact angles and constraints of the normal overload, commands of Euler angles and three-channel body rates are accounted for.