Sentence examples for lowly condition from inspiring English sources

These "dirty water dogs" normally come boiled (hum) -- a lowly condition improved by a tomatoey onion sauce or sauerkraut and yellow mustard -- or better yet, all three.

Lucian complained that "every city is filled with such upstarts, particularly with those who enter the names of Diogenes, Antisthenes, and Crates as their patrons and enlist in the Army of the Dog," and Aelius Aristides observed that "they frequent the doorways, talking more to the doorkeepers than to the masters, making up for their lowly condition by using impudence".

The color information from color cameras might give fine results for shadow removal, but B/W (Black & White) cameras could provide the better resolution and more sensitive quality under lowly illuminating conditions.

Beyond this, he is inclined to disdain Jews because of their despised condition and lowly estate.

After the unification of Italy, writers began to explore subjects theretofore considered too lowly for literary consideration, such as poverty and living conditions in the Mezzogiorno.

This raises the possibility that these genes are lowly abundant under normal conditions, but in certain circumstances they might be selected for, spread through a population, and consequently show a temporal and/or spatial burst in distribution.

0.46 (0.12)) but lowly heritable under non-SPF conditions (h2 (s.e).e

An alternative possibility to selective advantage is that these InDels are moderately (or lowly) harmful under the environmental conditions where the birds are maintained but have attained fixation through hitchhiking by being linked to some beneficial mutations under strong positive selection [ 69].

Further examination under highly expressed (>75% quantile) and lowly expressed genes (<25% quantile,) condition revealed that among highly expressed genes XBSeq performs only slightly better than DESeq, while XBSeq has much better AUC than DESeq among lowly expressed genes (Supplementary table S3), indicating the importance of background estimation for true signal estimation.

To see whether other genes are co-regulated with the surface antigens, we defined 'regulated spots' in the transcriptomes, which are characteristic sets of lowly or highly expressed genes per condition (Fig. 6B).

Since both ChIP-chip and TF knockout experiments were performed on the yeast cells grown in the rich media condition, we speculate that lowly expressed genes in the rich media condition have lower percentage of the TF binding dataset overlapped with the TF knockout effect dataset than do highly expressed genes.