Sentence examples for of the parenthesis from inspiring English sources

Curves represent mean values ± standard deviation; the asterisk indicates significant differences of data comparisons in the three treatments and in the range of the parenthesis (P < 0.05; n = 50 flowers).

Hartley welcomes the notion of the parenthesis in allowing us to talk about the relationships among orality, literacy and print culture and their digital successors without succumbing to a progressivist account of history and seeing printing as an "evolutionary" step.

In the last columns, the number out of the parenthesis indicate how many RS with a Jaccard index greater than 0.75 have been found, taking as the reference point the model iMP240.

The new equation should look like this: 3( x 2 - 4/3 x + 4/9 - 4/9) + 5. - 4/3 x + 4/9 - 4/9) + 5. Pull the term you subtracted out of the parenthesis.

Numbers in parentheses are values normalized by sample counts, except in the case of the parentheses values in the "total length" column, which are average lengths normalized by CNV counts.

Add together the values in each set of the parentheses.

The printf function displays the contents of the parentheses on the user's screen.

Simultaneously, you can do any addition or subtraction needed to the values outside of the parentheses.

Example: x * (2x + 5) = -11 Multiply the value in parentheses by the value outside of the parentheses to expand the equation.

When dealing with an equation that has a parenthetical expression, such as 5(x + 4), you must distribute the value outside of the parentheses to the values inside using multiplication.

You might, incidentally, illustrate Crystal's points about the semantic and pragmatic qualities of punctuation with the parenthesis in that last sentence.