Sentence examples for match iron from inspiring English sources

Less pricey, but with good food and acoustics to match:Iron Gate in Dupont Circle, Plume in the Jefferson hotel and the venerable Prime Rib on K Street NW.

These spectra have shapes indicative of a red lake pigment [20] rather than a semi-conductor, which would have a sharp transition (i.e. vermilion, cadmium reds or red lead) and they do not match iron oxide-based pigments such as Mars red [20].

This story is probably not going to have a perfect ending with Daenerys winning it all, marrying Jon Snow and both of them sitting on matching Iron Thrones, looking at the sunset with their dragons by their side.

This reality distortion field is his superpower, to match the Iron Man superhero mythos that surrounds him.

None of my symptoms matched an iron deficiency but I bought iron tablets anyway.

"You can hardly see it because the color of the foam matches the iron legs and sides of the coffee table," Ms. McArdle Brady said.

The output pump height of plane induction EMP was optimized by matching of iron core width W, coil width W′ and pump ditch width b, i.e., b values of bopt corresponding to 90% of the maximum output pump height, bopt/W = 1.27 and bopt/W′ = 1.

The analysis of the 5'UTRs revealed a transcript annotated as ferritin with a motif that matched the iron responsive element (IRE) (Table 3).

More interestingly, the 100 bp upstream nucleotide sequences of the dhb operon for B. anthracis and 10987 differ by only 2 single nucleotides, with exact matching Fur iron regulatory protein consensus sequences located 65 base pairs upstream of the translational start sites [43], whereas the canonical Fur binding sequence in G9241 is located 75 bp upstream of the translational start site.

For instance, the analysis of the 5' and 3' UTRs revealed transcripts with a motif that matched the iron responsive element (IRE).

No clear sequences matching the iron responsive element (IRE) motifs, commonly found in mammalian SLC11A2, were identified in any of the 3' regions of either slc11a2-α or slc11a2-β.