Sentence examples for promising representative from inspiring English sources
Besides that, the most promising representative, the Matérn hardcore point process (HCPP), contains flaws that still have to be addressed [113 116].
Here, we investigated OAK sequences and characterized a promising representative, designated C12K-3β10, with broad-spectrum activity (MIC90 = 6.2 μM) and low hemotoxicity (LC50 > 100 μM).
Safingol treatment was shown to trigger a dose-dependent decrease in S1P levels, and safingol is a promising representative drug whose primary mechanism for promoting tumor cell death is autophagy.
Wheat straw, millions of which are annually produced in agriculturally developed countries, can also be attributed to promising representatives of non-wood plant raw materials for obtaining cellulose.
This will give the possibility to include other promising representatives of the BMP-family with cartilage influencing properties as BMP-4 [ 45].
A test e-mail message sent recently to [email protected], inquiring whether it was a real e-mail address, yielded an automated response from Mr. Hesse, promising that a representative from his office would be in contact in about a week.
More stinging, however, was the charge by some of Mr. Engel's supporters that the endorsement was an anti-Jewish maneuver, aimed at sabotaging the career of a promising liberal representative.
The column ended with a representative from Coverall promising to "work toward a solution" with Ms. Walczak.
Pyrrolobenzodiazepine hybrids linked to acridone/acridine ring systems at C8-position have been designed and prepared that exhibit significant DNA-binding affinity, and a representative compound shows promising in vitro anticancer activity.
So his case could be representative of the young, promising financial wizards who might eventually have earned a lot more money, said Justin T. Green, Mrs. Jacobs's lawyer.
Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, promising a more energetic advocacy of Mr. Obama's agenda, prevailed in the Democratic caucus over an older rival who had helped enact Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society agenda.
