Sentence examples for pool equivalent from inspiring English sources

But it's the swimming pool equivalent of an inside cabin.

Immediately after gas exchange measurements performed on top 3 5 expanded leaves of 10 plant individuals randomly selected from the material pool, equivalent leaves were excised from all of the 210 plants and pulverized thoroughly with liquid nitrogen.

The J–I phase (at 30 50 ms) is due to the closure of the remaining centers (further reduction of QA and various redox states of temporary maximum of Q A − Q B 2− ) and the I P phase (ends at about 300 500 ms) corresponds to the full reduction of the plastoquinone pool (equivalent to maximum fluorescence level Fm).

Described as a "trailblazer, a child prodigy, a loner who rebelled against dress codes for women the pool equivalent of Billie Jean King", she is a five-time Billiards Congress of America (BCA) Player of the Year, was the youngest inductee into the BCA Hall of Fame and the second woman given the honor, and was ranked fifteenth on Billiard Digest's Fifty Greatest Players of the [20th] Century.

Neither DAPT nor vehicle significantly affected number of crossings for an arbitrary point in the pool (equivalent target location in opposite quadrant; not shown).

As of the end of 23rd June 2010, after promotion at the Cheltenham Science Festival (during the period of 9th –13th June) and promotional work at a "social network" night (Cheltenham Social Media Café), there are 36 members and 206 photographs of bees in the BeeID group pool (equivalent to 4.8 photographs added per day).

The SNPMaP package has been designed to handle the processing of SNPMaP data from the CEL files generated by the Affymetrix GeneChip Command Console (AGCC) or GeneChip Operating Software (GCOS), through to the RAS (Relative Allele Scores the pooling equivalent of a relative allele frequency; Butcher et al., 2008) used in most analyses.

We pooled equivalent-genotype RNA samples for our RNA-seq libraries (see Materials and Methods).

Alternatively, if all species in the regional pool have equivalent dispersal abilities and equivalent density-dependent competitive abilities (i.e., no trade-offs), the temporal dynamics in species composition are more or less random; species richness and diversity increase over time until space becomes limiting, at which time they remain invariant (although species composition is in flux).

We then trace Pallis's presentation of the pool as equivalent for the broads in its origins and development, her discussion of the relationship between pool, marsh and North Sea, the connection between Pallis and local scientific culture, and the pool's place in a landscape of ecological succession.

A fixed number of FCs are chosen from a pool of equivalent myoblasts and serve to attract fusion-competent myoblasts (FCMs) to fuse with them to form a multinucleate muscle-fibre.