Sentence examples for pairing by from inspiring English sources

Comparison of these universal helices across taxa identified several base-paired positions that retained pairing by covariation (compensatory base changes, CBCs; e.g. C-G ⇒ A-U), or by a change in only one position (hemi-compensatory base changes, hCBCs; e.g. C-G ⇒ U-G).

But the most dynamic pairing by far is in a compact room of paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat and the Nigerian-born Ouattara.

But the poll also found that an Obama-Biden ticket led a Romney-Ryan pairing by just one percentage point, 47 to 46 percent.

And how depleted is that Sporting back line looking right now? Incredibly, World Cup call-ups, suspensions and injuries had reduced them to their 9th and 10th choice central defensive pairing by the end of the game.

For that, it's worth turning once again to Joe Swanberg's "Uncle Kent" (which I mention in this context by the mere coincidence of its current release and of the two films' pairing, by David Denby, in his column this week, available to subscribers).

It performs a 4-way handshake to complete pairing, by communicating through the following seven messages.

In both conditions, a pair-by-pair shifting process could be directly adopted.

In E-I of the current experiment, participants might still use a pair-by-pair shifting strategy for digit retrieval.

A key assumption of GCTA is that pair-by-pair genetic similarity is random.

For example, a sample of 6,000 individuals provides eight million pair-by-pair comparisons.

T-test was applied to compare pair-by-pair mean age.