Sentence examples for large supplementary from inspiring English sources
The Prime Minister has also come under pressure within his party to abandon his fiscal austerity and massage a sagging economy with a large supplementary budget increase in the fall.
If no Pr change was allowed (keeping the same Pr profile as in Fig. 1f), the proportion of release events contributed by replacement SVs was still large (Supplementary Fig. 9a, left).
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The clusters for "carbohydrate metabolism" and "amino acid metabolism" were also relatively large (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online), which might be attributable to the carbohydrate utilization and essential amino acid biosynthesis performed by the YLS for N. lugens.
Author's response: As requested I have added the extensive information on intron position conservation in a large supplementary file that contains genomic alignments for all placental-specific intron gains.
In four of the nine genomes (FR13, GY11, PH14, and TH12), we detected unexpected large supplementary genomic regions almost identical to B. fungorum sequences (100% identity for 16S, recA, and gyrB genes), and therefore probably originating from one or several bacterial isolate(s) of this species.
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The domain is north of 70°N and 70°E to 220°E, corresponding roughly to the region where interannual variability in sea-ice conditions is largest (Supplementary Fig. 2).
If the muscle flap would not have adhered to the underlying tissue as happened to the skin graft, the patient may have had a much larger supplementary problem.
In fact, at the C2Hs locus, quantitative methylation data showed a distinct gradual decrease in methylation from the smaller genome to the largest (Supplementary Material, Table S1).
The vacuoles were of different size and number, ranging from numerous and small (Supplementary Figure 10B) to less numerous and larger (Supplementary Figure 10C), as well as huge, filling almost the entire cell (Supplementary Figure 10D).
