Sentence examples for over clover from inspiring English sources

The Tiedges chose orange blossom honey over clover or wildflower because the flower's essence complements so many cocktail ingredients, especially citrus.

Done in by dandelions, foiled by milfoil, run over by clover?

2) Search for over-represented TFBSs in proximal promoter region: since the majority of functional TFBSs are found in the promoter region of eukaryotic genomes, cis-element over-representation (Clover) [ 93] was used to determine the conserved TFBSs that were over-or under-represented in the given promoter set.

Brush over the clover gently with your foot so that you can see them all.

Jocky lost a dispute over earnings and had to pay £80,000 to Clover over the next few years.

It was not the racial burlesque that drew him to blackface, but rather the voice of Al Jolson crooning a medley of "I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover" and "Babyface" over the public address system at a fairground.

To determine over-represented TFBS motifs, Clover starts for every location in a DNA sequence, by calculating a score reflecting the likelihood that a certain TF binds at that location.

Analysis of the 31 promoters revealed that 3 TFBS motifs (Elk-1, RREB-1 and SPIB) were over-represented using the Clover criteria (p < 0.05) among all 8 promoter sequences of miRNA genes that are up-regulated in monocytes, and to have at least 1 high-scoring TFBS (instance score ≥ 6) in each promoter.

In this study we addressed the following issues: (1) ammonium and nitrate dynamics over time following clover plowdown; (2) release peak for nitrate related to the above ground biomass in the clover; and (3) clover plowdown influence on the results of the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test (ISNT), a predictor of soil N supply potential.

The large rooms, full of history and full of soldiers, echoed to the strains of Roll Me over in the Clover and Mares Eat Oats and Lillibebero.

The nutritional advantage of white clover over grasses is well established (Beever et al., 1986; Peyraud, 1993).