Sentence examples for numbering equivalent from inspiring English sources

The eIF4E-1 sequences from alveolates and heterokonts contain an amino acid insertion between W73 and W102 (numbering equivalent to murine eIF4E), a feature not seen in any plant or metazoan eIF4E family member.

DNA encoding kinase domain residues 672 998 (mature protein numbering), equivalent to residues 696 1022 (precursor protein numbering) of human EGFR (NCBI sequence NP_005219.2) was amplified by PCR using primers that included an N-terminal His6 tag and SpeI/XhoI restriction sites.

Based on a mnemonic system that makes numbers equivalent to consonant sounds and skips the vowels, the solution is "Uncuff We Tie Them".

The campaign Web site, 98000reasons.org, calls that number equivalent to two 737s crashing every day for a year — and the ads include two small images of planes.

Adding in informal volunteering might double those numbers – equivalent to the number of people employed in manufacturing across the whole of the country.

One of Mr Grillo's supporters noted that some received the backing of a number equivalent to "their friends in the bar downstairs".

This growth has been most keenly felt in state primary schools, where there has been a 2.1% increase (pdf) in numbers – equivalent to almost 94,000 more children – in the past year.

The numbers equivalent to the VAS markings were identified using an ordinary ruler.

Vapor Reynolds number, equivalent Reynolds number, Weber number and Froude number are found to be the most affective parameters as a result of the dependency analyses.

Auto experts estimate that 1.6 million certified used cars are sold annually, a number equivalent to 10% of new vehicle sales.

We have numbers equivalent to war".