Sentence examples for in view to find from inspiring English sources

In view to find putative mitochondrial genes in alternative reading frames on both coding and "presupposed" non-coding strands, numerous complete mtDNA genomes have been analyzed.

An independent method was designed to detect previously unknown overlapping protein coding mt genes using microevolutionary comparisons of primate mitochondrial gene sequences in view to find a number of such genes in various alternative frames, including a sequence corresponding to the above mentioned ORF [ 5].

If the other guests have made their calendars public, the organizer can also see the other attendees' availability in a new side-by-side view to find a new time.

And our task as citizens -- whether we are leaders in government or business or spreading the word -- is to spend our days with open hearts and open minds; to seek out the truth that exists in an opposing view and to find the common ground that allows for us as a nation, as a people, to take real and meaningful action.

Scaffolds were characterized from a morphological and mechanical point of view in order to find a correlation between the preparation method, the pore architecture and compressive mechanical behavior.

Enable user input a genome sequence and select public data stores and only those company specific private data stores that he/she is authorized to view, in order to find matching genomes.

As a student reflected, "the new system has made learning more efficient without having to switch back and forth from the PowerPoint full screen presentation to the slide sorter view in order to find the matching slides".

It is vital therefore to pay attention to the asymmetric interaction of states and their varying views in order to find possible solutions to the SCS tensions.

You can also integrate the map layers with our own imagery basemap, road data, Google Street View, Terrain View, or Directions in order to find your next best store location.

No fixed angle of insonation was used; the sonographers were instructed to view the arteries from all possible angles, in order to find the optimal view for visualization of plaque and IMT in each subject.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Inkles reported not having slept in four weeks because he needed to view everything submitted in order to find the 25 features and perhaps 18 shorts most worth showing.