Sentence examples for one can acquire from inspiring English sources
Instead of studying expression profiles by hybridizing with known probes on microarrays, one can acquire the actual RNA sequences expressed in cells using a NGS platform [ 12, 13].
He argued that, while metaphysical knowledge of the "essences" (inner natures) of things is impossible, by relying on induction and the information provided by "appearances" one can acquire probable knowledge of the natural world that is sufficient to explain and predict experience.
Self-love is rightly condemned when it consists in the pursuit of as large a share of external goods particularly wealth and power as one can acquire, because such self-love inevitably brings one into conflict with others and undermines the stability of the political community.
Come Jan . 1we embark on mass indulgence in fantasies that, just by willing it so, one can acquire thrifty habits, give up martinis, toss the Marlboros, eliminate the muffin top and finally finish reading Proust.
No board member of one can acquire securities or assets of the other.
But one can acquire property beyond one's own body through labour.
However, one can assume that acquired hormone-resistant tumor samples are quite different depending on the treatment protocol from various institutions.
Briefly, (1) duplicated genes are subject to mutation that can destroy incipient function; (2) during the relaxed selection period following the duplication one copy can acquire a beneficial mutation resulting in new function (neofunctionalization); and (3) the original functions of the single-copy gene may be partitioned between the duplicates (subfunctionalization).
Another result is the establishment of alternative systems in which one can win respect and acquire self-esteem, such as gangs.
In each energy-concentrated domain, only one chirp signal can acquire the best energy-concentrated property while the energy distributions of the other signals and noise are dispersing, therefore, this chirp signal can be separated from others through a band-pass filter.
But one possesses oneself and one's own body, and one can also acquire property by mixing one's labor with it, and in these cases it is one's private property.
