Sentence examples for minor bases from inspiring English sources

Transfer RNA is characterized by the presence of many unusual minor bases, the function of which has not been completely established.

In some settings ECGs may also be communicated from minor bases in the Arctic, but be aware of communication problems this far to the north [3].

But this year's list recommends 775 minor base closings or consolidations, more than three times the total number of changes to smaller bases in the four previous rounds combined.

Diving mishaps can be major and minor based on their potential to cause injury and the severity of the resulting injury.

Although the two-moment bulk scheme also considers the breakup of cloud droplets, this difference is minor based on sensitivity experiments examining the breakup process (figure not shown).

Beyond those international tax changes, he has identified only a handful of minor base-broadeners, such as higher taxes on oil and gas producers and owners of corporate jets.

This equation computes the area of the dark gray trapezoid (Fig. 3), where the value of Peak pressure represents the major base, the value of PEEP is the minor base, and the tidal volume represents the height.

But I guess it's not every day they sign a minor based in Bonnie Scotland!

For the second time, Uber has made retroactive adjustments to its financials — though the effect of those changes is relatively minor, based on documents provided by the company.

In 1906, Walter Baldwin Spencer coined the name Dromaius minor based on some Pleistocene subfossil bones and eggshells found on King Island the same year, believing they were the first physical evidence of an emu from there.

In its 2013 edition, The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World emended the trinomial name of the King Island emu to D. n. minor, based on Spencer's D. minor, on the ground that Vieillot's D. ater was originally meant for the mainland emu.