Sentence examples for posterior off from inspiring English sources
When Owen's novel came out, Stephen turned his Web site into an enthusiastic ad: If you are in the mood to laugh your posterior off, he said in his own vernacular, " 'Double Feature' will perform that surgery and painlessly".
This relay system transforms a pattern of binary expression (Hh on in the posterior compartment, off in the anterior compartment) to the more complex nested patterns of expression of Dpp target genes.
This repetitive anterior impingement between the femoral cam and the polyethylene post during full knee extension and a posterior lift-off force in high flexion cause increased load on the tibial post with the resulting damage [ 5, 19, 20].
Species that form stolons (stems), such as the syllids, or whose posterior end breaks off, such as the palolo, are capable of repeating the process; but the number of times and the length of time they are able to do so have not been established.
The largest (up to 2 tons) and a globally distributed teleost the ocean sunfish Mola mola has a laterally compressed deep body and lacks a caudal fin [1], and appears as if it were "half fish" with the posterior portion cut off [2].
The site specific posterior probability cut off values of type 1 and type 2 functional divergence sites were obtained by conventional methods.
After reconstructing each hemisphere, we completely flattened the inflated occipital lobe after first cutting it off posterior to the Sylvian fissure and making an additional cut along the calcarine fissure.
We generated a ROC curve (Figure 1) for SBaSeTraM, by varying the posterior probability cut-off, and hence the trade-off between sensitivity and selectivity.
If one restricts oneself to macroscopic events, there will only be a posterior screener off.
Assuming that death occurs exactly in the cases that the poison is swallowed, death will be a posterior screener off.
They were injected under a 1 1 mix of halocarbon 700 and 27 oils (Sigma) through the chorion in the posterior end, off center for avoidance of the thickest part of the chorion.
