Sentence examples for perfectly published from inspiring English sources

Etruscan inscriptions are less perfectly published in the antiquated Corpus Inscriptionum Etruscarum; many important later finds are included in transcription in M. Pallottino's Testimonia Linguae Etruscae and in M. Fowler and R.G. Wolfe, Materials for the Study of the Etruscan Language (1955; a computerized corpus).

In Fig. 1, a plot of 4 π D 2 ϕ vs D for several values of δ is shown, which agrees perfectly with published data [26].

The sequence of these BCCM/IHEM strains matches perfectly the ones published on NCBI for the corresponding region.

Our gag primers should also have been able to amplify SFVcpz DNA, since the 3′ primer (PR#2) perfectly matches the published SFVcpz gag sequence (Herchenröder et al, 1994), while the 5′ primer (NC 8) matches SFVcpz over its 3′ end for 16 contiguous nucleotides.

Reader Rob McFeeley, a student at Wake Forest University, wrote to recommend Dorothy Parker's story "You Were Perfectly Fine," which was published in that issue.

These predictions are perfectly consistent with the published experimental results.

As the papers in ersatz journals multiply, so do those papers published in perfectly legitimate and respectable journals, creating their own complications for the research community.

A version of this was originally published at Perfectly Peyton.

Martha Plimpton said it perfectly in an article published by Slate a few years ago, when she stated, "it's long been accepted as fact that the availability of family planning services saves lives.

Thereby our data perfectly resembled the previously published results on the differential expression of CYP96B22[ 17].

We performed a bioinformatic assay aimed to quantify in human DNA sequence motifs that perfectly match on 26 published adenoviral genomes.