Sentence examples for inverted one of from inspiring English sources

Describing the Eurocrats as "pillocks", he praised Margaret Thatcher and inverted one of her best known sayings.

Less than 1% of the paired reads were inverted (one of the reads in other orientation than expected) or everted (both reads in other orientation resulting in wrong order of tags) and approximately 10% were mapped remotely (i.e., to a distant genomic position, significantly deviating from what is expected based on the insert-size distribution).

To investigate whether DRCR activates deletion/duplication, we artificially inverted one of the two IS 50 of the pCV21 Tn 5(#2) plasmid (Fig. 2A), constructing another 2-μm derivative plasmid with a pair of direct repeats (DR), designated pCV21 (DR) (Fig. 3A).

But Occupy turned out to be a moment of its time — a cri de coeur, stylish, media-distracted, and (to invert one of Agee's best-known sentences) not so hardly wounded as easily killed.

Generation of the mirror image is done by inverting one of the axes, e.g. let x = -x.

In all likelihood, what we witnessed in his majority opinion was not the rebirth of Justice Souter, but rather the rebirth of John Marshall, albeit an inverted one.

Thus, reverse engineering the genome given the secure set is extremely hard based on the hardness of inverting one way functions.

For instance, a paired CRISPR locus and flanking genes were inverted in one of the subclades (Additional file 5).

Let me invert that: One of the best things about fatherhood is getting your kids to love the things you love.

He demonstrated, inverting himself on one of the rings and wrapping his legs around the chain supporting it as he swung.

Many human syndromes are known in which patients suffer from laterality defects, such as Katagener syndrome, in which the organ situs is inverted in one half of patients and males are sterile.