Sentence examples for of varying generations from inspiring English sources

I saw them very rarely and presumed they were quiet types, maybe students, but I soon began to notice a lot of nervous, ugly men of varying generations shuffle suspiciously up and down the close stairs.

Ikkala et al. addressed this challenge by utilizing dendrons of varying generations to create DNA binding patches of varying valency on two different protein scaffolds, bovine serum albumin (BSA), and a genetically engineered Class II hydrophobin (HFBI).

Three series of novel waterborne hyperbranched polyurethane acrylates for UV curable aqueous dispersions (WHPUD) based on hydroxy-functionalized hyperbranched aliphatic polyesters Boltorn™ of varying generation number were investigated.

All experiments were done using mice of mixed C57BL/6/129Ola background with varying generations backcrossing to C57BL/6.

But as Fleischer notes, the wavy baseload caused by the varying generation of clean wind and solar electricity will at some point change all that.

Emanating from an initiator core, the layer-by-layer expansive growth allows for the synthesis of varying 'generations' of dendrimers with different hydrodynamic sizes, branching points and surface functionality (Fig. 7a) [111].

In experiment two, performance during three language tasks of varying difficulty (verb generation versus noun reading and verb reading) was compared before and after cerebellar stimulation.

A single-trial design was employed consisting of three voice production tasks (low, comfortable, and high pitch) to contrast brain activity during the generation of varying frequencies.

Samples of airways of varying size and airway generation, together with samples of pulmonary parenchyma, were taken from the upper and lower lobes using a standardized schema.

Also, it has been demonstrated that differences in DENV serotype or even strain might be a factor in generation of varying degrees of ADE and dengue severity (Endy et al. 2004; Vaughn et al. 2000; Goncalvez et al. 2007).

However, when they studied post-natal development they noted a disparity in the genotypic variance between PGCs, oogonia and primary oocytes when compared to mature ovulated oocytes and primary oocytes within secondary follicles, implicating the post-natal expansion of mtDNA in the generation of varying heteroplasmy levels.