Sentence examples for moles about from inspiring English sources

No matter how many hills you see in your yard, you probably don't have more than one or two moles about.

The American Academy of Dermatology has a body map that can help you mark the location of any moles about which you want to consult your doctor.[14].[14]

It has been tried on patients with skin cancers and suspicious moles; what about facial injuries?

Modernism asked just how far the poet could expect the reader to mole about in old books to make sense of a poem.

One highly lauded addition to this trend was Richard Girling's The Hunt for the Golden Mole, about the environmental writer's search for a creature known only through the discovery of its jawbone in the regurgitated food of a barn owl.

The lower prosphorscreen detection limit of the radioactive signal on a nylon Hybond-XL membrane, was empirically found to be 1 cpm or 6.23 × 10-8 μl of a 10-μCi/μl batch of P-dCTP at 3 μCi/pmol, which therefore corresponds to 2.1 10-19 mores, or about 125,000 molecules (when multiplied by Avogadro's constant).

The HE and vE are negative for both mixtures, minimizing at a water mole fraction of about 0.55.

This makes about 2 1/2 cups of mole paste, about three times what you need for this recipe, but the paste stores well and can be used to make sauce to cover enchiladas, to drizzle in tacos or to coat shredded chicken or turkey.

At this stage, the hydrochloric acid would be dissolved in the seawater of the period (about 1 mole per litre), but most of the carbon dioxide would still be in the atmosphere with about 0.5 mole per litre in the ocean water.

At this stage, the hydrogen chloride would have dissolved in the ocean (about one mole per litre), but most of the carbon dioxide would have remained in the atmosphere, with only about 0.5 mole per litre in the ocean water.

"There is no reason to make a mountain out of a mole hill about anything here.