Sentence examples for nuclear reference from inspiring English sources
Who could forget the way he stoked the already glowing embers of the Korean crisis in August by threatening to rain "fire and fury like the world has never seen" ― an obvious nuclear reference ― on North Korea?
The reads that did not map to the nuclear reference genome of CBS 6340T were used for de novo construction of the mt genomes.
CT (cycle threshold)–values of the two mitochondrial genes were normalized relative to the three nuclear reference genes according to the qBase software (Biogazelle, Zwijnaarde, Belgium).
(A – D and F – I ) Average expression patterns of neurotransmitter marker genes and r-opsin1 projected onto a common whole-body nuclear reference template.
The relationships are consistent with a relatively oxidized nuclear reference model protein, but that for the mitochondrion is intermediate between the nucleus and the cytoplasm.
The maize NB mitochondrial genome sequence was compared with the nuclear reference genome by use of the ZeAlign program available through Maize Genetics and Genomics Database (MaizeGDB; Sen et al. 2010).
Tableware and decorative items that reflect simple but highly refined organic shapes include plastic dinner settings from the 50's by Russel Wright and Maurice Heaton's "Amoeboid Plate" (circa 1950), a frosted glass dish enameled with a radiating pattern of thin gold lines, imbued with biological and nuclear references.
As well as radioactive halitosis, Godzilla's supremacy is down to his dual nationality: Ishirō Honda's 1954 original was clumsily "Americanised" a few years later (snipping out nuclear references and re-framing the story around Canadian actor Raymond Burr), and somehow it worked.
IDAC-Dose2.1 is created for diagnostic nuclear medicine reference dosimetry based on standardised anatomical and biokinetic models for patients.
That nuclear weapon reference came right out of left field.
Thus same dilutions were amplified with the four specific couples in each qPCR run so that signals could be easily standardized with the nuclear actin reference.
