Sentence examples for just one end from inspiring English sources

Indeed, based on just one end sequence (unpaired), or testing both end sequences (breaks) BACs in both of these groups contained a significantly higher percentage of inconsistent BACs, 14 19%, than the rate of 5.3% in the BACs that map with the expected organisation.

Planning decisions and ownership registration rules must all be directed to just one end – meeting the human need for affordable shelter.

In the vast echo chamber of an empty G, one can hear almost every word from the sparse crowd, who are restricted to sitting at just one end of the ground.

While intervention is a topic for another blog post, the teachers were discussing such things as a child's access to the curriculum because of their reading and writing levels and that work needs to be much more individualised for them and whether the teacher was teaching to all levels of ability in a mixed ability class or just one end of it.

For this purpose, understanding the toolset is just one end of the equation; understanding how DNA is repaired once double-strand breaks are induced by designer endonucleases, as well as understanding proper fish handling and line maintenance techniques, are also essential to rapidly edit the zebrafish genome.

Some investigators conceive FM as just one end of a continuous spectrum of 'normal' symptoms [ 2].

Cambridge University has said that AS-level exams provide a "robust indicator of student progress", urging schools and sixth forms to enter students at the end of year 12. Reforms by former education secretary, Michael Gove, replaced the split A-level course with just one end-of-year exam instead.

(It took six women working for months to finish the embroidery on just one high-end tapestry).

There is just one more end to go.

Another benefit was that having just one front end meant the team only had one log to look at.

As Wilson developed into a legitimate ace in the pocket during the second half of the season, offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell -- who was the OC with Minnesota when the team drafted Harvin in 2009 -- often employed just one tight end alongside three wide receivers.