Sentence examples for most distant to from inspiring English sources

In contrast, after random, GRAS compounds were the second most distant to all other data sets considered in this study.

PAMPA then uses the estimated distance to order retransmissions, starting at the node that is most distant to the source.

The phylogenetic tree constructed based on amino acid sequences of BnaABF2 and other 10 ABFs from different plant species showed that BnaABF2 was most closely related to Arabidopsis ABF2/AREB1, while it was most distant to Arabidopsis ABF1 (Fig. 2).

Outside the Xag region and near the X centromere, the S form is the most distant to the others, in particular to the M form, in agreement with previous results [21], [22], [23], [24].

The group with less education and being most distant to the patients, the ancillary personnel, reports most negative as to the patient safety climate.

The phylogenetic tree constructed based on amino acid sequences of PtrABF and ABFs from other 13 representative plants showed that PtrABF was most closely related to its counterpart of grape, while it is most distant to rice.

Thus the closest points to the seashore (R1.1 to R5.1) (see Fig. 1 for R3.1 to R5.1) were at 5 m deep and the five most distant points to the seashore (R3.10 to R5.10) at 18 m deep.

But in the case of the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT), an instrument that promises unprecedented images of everything from the most distant galaxies to nearby exoplanets, builders may have to settle for second best.

The most distant homolog to the FSTs (Bradi3g00910.1) was cold induced in Bd21 (Table 2) and belongs to a monophyletic cluster of invertase-like genes containing gene members from core Pooideae species.

Moreover, the values of an RT user slots weights, as well as the importance of his information, are linearly inversely proportional to his distance from the current slot t, since we want the information of the most distant slots to play a more important role on the degree of his need in accessing the system's resources.

When one astrophysicist said his handiest teaching tool for explaining size in the cosmos was a beach ball, Mr. Appelbaum came up with the idea of the Scaling Walk where the Hayden Sphere itself acts as a reference in demonstrating the relative size of everything from the most distant planet to a hydrogen atom.