Sentence examples for ones essentially from inspiring English sources
Knockout of BEI and BEIIb has more effect on the short amylopectin chains (essentially A and B1 chains) than on long ones (essentially B2 and B3 chains), as the h (iii/i) and h (v/i) values of BEI and BEIIb knockout WXJ rice are larger than those of the wild type.
The raiders of each group are used as agents because the interviews indicated that the raiders are the ones essentially making the decision on whether to conduct a raid or not.
The first part will deal with the nano-emulsion template through the different formulation methods, i.e. high energy methods on the one hand, and low-energy ones (essentially spontaneous emulsification and the phase inversion temperature (PIT) method) on the other.
Mr. Levy also asked for $4 billion in additional capital funds to build new schools and repair old ones, essentially resubmitting the portion of Dr. Crew's building plan that was rejected last year by Mayor Giuliani.
But from the prison camp to the isolation of Yohan's existence in the tailor shop in the Japanese section of the hill town, which itself is bounded by the ocean and seemingly cut off from the rest of the world, Yoon's characters find others, even beloved ones, essentially mysterious.
The Flex Pai is one of the simpler ones — essentially operating like a sheet of paper that (somewhat awkwardly) folds in half so you can slip it in your pocket.
One I essentially ruined with a magic marker and the other I simply signed.
Comparison of the theory with the published experimental data on only one essentially inelastic fluid (n = 0.73) shows close agreement up to NCA = 0.3.
Each one essentially fixates on a rhythmic figure, though unexpected excursions and outbursts occur in each work.
The findings will make a splash as they challenge and dismiss, one-by-one, essentially all theories on complexin function that have been put forward so far (hydrophobic/electrostatic protein interactions...)...
One, essentially taken from [13], is based on the Benamou Brenier formula first introduced in [11] as a numerical tool for optimal transport (also see [12]).
