Sentence examples for known counting from inspiring English sources

Our work has highlighted a previously unappreciated functional similarity between primase and Pol α, as extension of an RNA primer by Pol α leads to controlled termination of synthesis, in a functionally analogous manner to the known counting ability of primase.

The absolute count of specific fluorophore positive MV = number of counts in each fluorophore positive MV region/number of counts in TruCOUNT™ bead region × number of beads per test (spiked known count)/test volume [ 29].

We're not going to, you know, count this by the number of outs in the first inning.

(By last known count, there are only thirtysix Jews left in Baghdad).

More than 1,000 new planet candidates have been discovered by the Kepler telescope, nearly doubling the previously known count.

Its pollen stainability is 100% and its chromosome number, 2n = 36, is congruent with all known counts of diploid species of the genus.

A quote in the Sunday Sport may – who knows – count for less than one from the Wall Street Journal.

This is being done in part to ensure that overseas voters' votes, you know, count.

What we want to know counts as the cognitively measurable ("such a variety of things").

Results will not be known until counting resumes on Tuesday.

In the technical argot of economics, this is known as counting your chickens before they are hatched.