Sentence examples for ones or from from inspiring English sources
Spicy beer nuts Dorset company Olives et Al do the best olives in the country, and now they've brought out a range of punchily flavoured nuts, £14 for a pack of eight different ones, or from delis.
From the largest chocolate candy sculpture, to the largest art installation made from coat hangers, Guinness situates their 40,000-plus records over the people suggesting new ones, or from those attempting to beat already established feats.
Furthermore, tumours from the older BRCA2 carriers exhibited distinctly different characteristics from the younger ones or from BRCA1 carrier tumours and mutation-negative ones, suggesting a strong impact of the germline mutation on tumour development among the older patients.
Our study cannot answer this conclusively, since our pursuit versus nonpursuit contrast that activated CSv cannot disentangle extraretinal signals from those potentially induced by peripheral visual ones or from those arising from the small increased fixational jitter during pursuit.
Each replicate was composed of: (1) F7 or F8 plants carrying one (or two) recombination event(s) within Mt-FTQTL6-containing Mt-FTQTL6-containing Mt-FTQTL6-containingrom the same parental lines as the rechromosomalnes oregion sister parental lines but that ideally do not have recombination events within Mt-FTQTL6 region and (3) parental accessions F83005-5 and DZA045-5.
It also will study how new routines can be synthesized from existing ones or learned from experience.
The derivations of the different systems from the one or from the other would thus be a simple matter.
More & more people die from bad subscription or wrong one' or from overuse or from side effects of 2 or more medications that they are alergic to….
My rational explanation was that Coke tastes better from a glass bottle than from a plastic one or from a can.
For a nonscientist, it is hard to tell a good mosquito larva from a bad one or from a floating dirt speck, for that matter.
Analyzing data from one or from a selection of calendar years will necessarily discard useful data.
