Sentence examples for member of size from inspiring English sources

A close inspection revealed that many pathways (40%; 110/280) identified by Ulitsky and Shamir [8] had one pathway member of size 2 (however, we also noted that Ulitsky and Shamir [8] had identified 5 pathways with more than 50 genes and the largest one had 201 genes).

This variable is true if u i is a member of size- k-1) usize- k-1' ⊆ U to cover all the permisize- k-1 P. Then we have the following two kinds of constraints.

The remaining share (mu in [0,1)) of households is considered to be liquidity-constrained in the sense that they can neither save nor borrow and consume all their labor income in each period. Each household has a continuum of members of size one.

FIFA's organizational structure gives an equal vote to every member, regardless of size or soccer prowess.

This weakest plane is then investigated for members of different sizes, and a size effect is revealed.

In trusses that are too large to be constructed of three members of moderate size, a complex system of small triangles within the frame replaces the simple triangle.

• To the Editor: By vetoing sanctions against Zimbabwe, Russia and China have made it clear that the circle of totalitarian states takes in members of any size that persecute, harass and kill their own people.

Have a Tree Decorating Ceremony Community members of any size are very appreciative of family-centric events, especially when it provides fun holiday memories.

We specifically evaluated the regions of medical school and of specialty training of the members of the Lebanese physician workforce as of 2007, the year of registration of those members, the trends of size of the workforce over the last three decades, and the membership of Lebanese medical graduates in that workforce.

Since the member acts like a spring, it can carry a greater load than an unstressed member of the same size.

"The Play What I Wrote" also raises the knotty issue of which member of The Right Size is funnier, who is the ticket and who the passenger — an inevitable undercurrent both of a double act's curious symbiosis and of its neurosis.