Sentence examples for position was established by from inspiring English sources

This has been so since the position was established by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Correct positioning was established by use of dedicated software.

The TaqII affinity star recognition site and cleavage positions were established by shotgun cloning and sequencing of the digestion products of λ DNA.

For three of the strains the plasmid insert positions were established by mapping to the plasmid and subsequent mapping of mate reads to the reference genome.

Although cis-acting genomic sequence plays a key role in establishing nucleosome depletion at yeast promoters, the vast majority of nucleosome positions are established by trans-acting factors, a fact emphasized by the vast improvement in recapitulating relatively accurate in vivo nucleosome positions by supplementing in vitro reconstitutions with whole cell extract (Zhang et al. 2011).

The true positives were established by confirmation with the list of the underlined positions on Table 2.

The position was established in 1936 by an endowment from the author Archer M. Huntington, and the title of poet laureate was created in 1985.

Further, the particle location problem without the known vicinity position was established and solved by special boundary treatment through considering the internal/external boundary and larger particle displacement in one single Lagrangian step.

There his position was established in the literary salons by his first book, Essai sur l'origine des connaissances humaines (1746; "Essay on the Origin of Human Knowledge"), and by his second, Traité des systèmes (1749; "Treatise on Systems").

It ruled that Ms. Phillippi, the reporter, could submit written questions to the agency and depose agency personnel in order to "clarify the Agency's position or to identify the procedures by which that position was established".

His outstanding position among anthropologists was established by the publication in 1890 of The Golden Bough: A Study in Comparative Religion (enlarged to 12 vol., 1911 15; abridged edition in 1 vol., 1922; supplementary vol. Aftermath, 1936).