Sentence examples for of unknown sizes from inspiring English sources
The mean intergenic distance between each Class B coding gene is 77.2 Kb (+/− 2.9 SEM) and the gaps, of unknown sizes, are 60.5 Kb, 40.2 Kb and 6.2 Kb from the nearest adjacent genes.
Particles of unknown sizes are measured with nanopores calibrated with particles of known sizes.
Another field, of unknown size, straddles the border with Iran in an area called Chya Surkh.
The problem is, the premium is of unknown size, which makes everyone in the industry especially wary.
He said another complication could arise if the disease broke out simultaneously in multiple cities, suggesting a strike of unknown size and danger.
To have delayed a public inquiry until the criminal investigations of unknown size into innumerable individuals had been completed would have been unacceptable.
Spies rarely provide solid answers, he says, but offer confusing bits of a jigsaw puzzle of unknown size and shape.
The New York dispute, focusing on illegal immigrants with cancer — a marginal group of unknown size among the more than 500,000 people living in New York illegally — has become a flash point for health officials and advocates for immigrants in recent weeks.
It would mean squandering long-term income for short-term gain; putting vital information beyond reach of the Freedom of Information Act; and creating a future where we can't find out how our country is owned without stumping up fees of unknown size.
As such stories usually do, this one comes down to a confrontation between a belatedly aroused government response team (assisted, somewhat improbably, by Lester, Pilar and Maybelle) and an alien force of unknown size and intentions -- with surprises along the way worthy of one of the better "Star Trek" episodes.
It requires internationally co-ordinated actions with real costs, a significant portion of which fall on well-organised lobbies, in return for benefits of unknown size at a far-off date that are not distributed among countries in a way remotely proportionate to the costs the various countries incur.
