Sentence examples for our full complement of from inspiring English sources

This time, we were able to find our full complement of 25 bottles.

We used our full complement of fru isoform-specific mutants to investigate their individual contribution to male courtship behavior.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04577.016 We employed an independent approach, photoactivatable GFP (PA-GFP) tracing (Patterson and Lippincott-Schwartz, 2002; Datta et al., 2008; Ruta et al., 2010), to verify the results of the split-GAL4 experiments and determine whether the neuron types identified in our screen represent the full complement of MBONs and DANs.

But General Jones said of Karzai, "I think he understands we have to have a full complement of our offensive military power when we need it".

"I think he understands we have to have a full complement of our offensive military power when we need it," the general said.

To understand how the observed segregation of cavin subcomplexes translates into formation of native caveolae we repeated our cellular experiments with the full complement of caveolae-forming molecules.

This representative set of compounds was computationally selected for maximum diversity representing all libraries in our collection while maintaining the full complement of all possible stereoisomers of each compound.

Our results demonstrate that the full complement of the orthologues of the known vertebrate photoreceptive visual pigment genes are expressed in the retina of the Australian lungfish, the nearest, and most primitive, extant relative to the land vertebrates.

This highlights that, even with the onset of extensive genome sequencing, our ability to identify a full complement of genes and other genetic elements continues to be a challenge.

Our approach to identify the full complement of K-Channel genes in the current finch assembly consisted of first compiling a list of all protein coding genes recognized as K-Channels in humans, then BLAT-aligning the predicted protein sequences to the genome assemblies of zebra finches and other vertebrates of comparative interest, followed by orthology confirmation through synteny analysis.

In sequencing the adapted strain, our aim was to reveal the full complement of genetic adaptations that had occurred during its evolution under sulfate limitation.