Sentence examples for one as exemplified from inspiring English sources

The Christmas morning present-unwrapping ritual is a very British situation, and yet because of its uniquely human insight, it becomes a universally understood one, as exemplified by the fact that a jury of 21 people from countries as diverse as the US, Argentina, Japan, Thailand, India, Brazil, South Africa, Mexico and Norway connected with it.

Either both TFs regulate a large number of genes and one of them regulates the other, the archetypal example being FNR and ArcA of E. coli[ 30], or the first TF is a global regulator, and the second TF, a local one, as exemplified in E. coli by CRP and local sugar regulators [ 31].

1. One-click checkout: As exemplified by Amazon, nothing beats the one-click checkout experience for online shoppers.

In this study we show that it is possible to evolve the functionality of binders based on this scaffold as exemplified by one such module, XG-34 specific for non-fucosylated xyloglucan [ 14] while preserving its specificity for xyloglucan.

Moreover, QD properties allow multiple short RNA sequences to be simultaneously determined via rapid and simple one-step hybridization, as exemplified herein.

The response to EGFR-targeted agents may be considered as the net outcome of a multifactorial set of circumstances; EGFR number per se may only be one component of this, as exemplified by the data presented here on the influence of constitutively activated MAPK on response.

They visually represent interactions of a source system with all, many, or one (target) system, respectively, as exemplified in Fig. 10.

Tragically, the color of one's skin -- as exemplified by hate crimes or police brutality incidents such as the fatal shooting of Tamir Rice, the choking death of Eric Garner, the police attack that paralyzed Sureshbhai Patel, and the recent case of teens being cuffed outside a pool party in McKinney, Texas -- is still an important arbitrator of rights and social privilege.

Given the highly different modes of action, that is, antisense, as ligands for TLRs, and aptamers, it is not surprising that the lag phase may differ from one application to another, as exemplified by the rapid introduction of siRNAs into clinical trials.

In order to gain more insight into the healing kinetics, R4kHz was fitted to a sigmoid along the migration phase as exemplified for one case and one control cell line in Fig. 2(c).

However, by optimizing the weights such that the difference between and f is minimal, a near one-to-one relation can be obtained, as exemplified by Figure 2C.