Sentence examples for mid which could from inspiring English sources

We observed two reads with MIDs not used in this study and 430 reads that lacked any recognizable MID, which could reflect contamination that occurred sometime after sample ligation but more likely indicates reads of too poor quality to identify the MID.

Nevertheless, we cannot rule out other reasons explaining the range of MID values obtained, such as the methods used here to calculate the MID, which could be taken as a limitation of this research.

Weather was quite cold in mid-December which could explain the 16,000 drop in construction jobs.

Earlier, Liberal Democrat strategists said they expected a result in the mid-70s, which could go up to 80.

A popular conception is that toilet waste is jettisoned mid-air; which could have given a Gold Coast farmer some interesting manna from heaven.

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will begin phasing in its controversial plan to reroute flight paths in the congested skies over the Northeast in mid-December, which could put planes over some communities in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey for the first time.

The HTC One is also coming to the U.S. market in mid-April, which could give Android as a platform additional firepower in terms of competing with iOS and the iPhone.

Rains are expected to come by mid-week, which could offer some respite from the fires and improve air quality.

Trump is now polling as high as the mid-20s, which could actually be enough to win the first primaries, due to the overcrowded Republican field.

Supporters of having cameras on during all public encounters, except during breaks and when off-duty, argue this will curb "selective recording" accusations and prevent turning cameras on mid-confrontation, which could escalate violence.

Investigators in the Nitschke et al. study used directions provided in the AMA guide (2nd edition) which does not clearly define the location for the master unit; it defines it as "mid-sacrum" which could bring about substantial variation in identifying this reference point between assessors.