Sentence examples for related completely from inspiring English sources

This approach takes advantage of the known marker order in a closely related completely sequenced organism.

Figure  1 shows that neither E. coli O157 SvETEC nor E. coli O157 K88 734/3 clustered with the other E. coli serogroup O157 isolates and grouped together into a single clade with the most closely related completely closed reference genome being an avian pathogenic E. coli (APEC) of serogroup O78 [GenBank: CP004009].

This controversy does not appear to be related completely to the cancer type, since both positive (Berns et al, 1992; Visca et al, 1999) and negative (Williams et al, 1990; Melhem et al, 1992; Pietilainen et al, 1995; Smith and Goh, 1996; Augenlich et al, 1997; Bieche et al, 1999) correlations have been reported for colon cancer and breast cancer.

QUESTION FROM JANE BAWDEN: I lost my mother Dec 17. Can relate completely.

We first recall some definitions and basic results on or related to completely monotonic sequences and completely monotonic functions.

The worst violence occurs when the other to which one is related is completely appropriated to or completely in one's self, when an address reaches its proper destination, when it reaches only its proper destination.

All listed local vaccine related AEs completely resolved without sequelae within maximal 3 days after injection and no intervention was required to treat any of the local AEs.

Comey, incidentally, served as deputy GOP counsel to the Senate Whitewater committee, that fishing expedition that began with an investigation in a messy real estate deal in Arkansas before Bill Clinton's presidency and ended with a campaign to impeach him on charges related to completely unrelated sexual activities during his second term.

There were many topics on which survey responses were only weakly related or completely unrelated to age among the population aged 65.

These different experiments are related to completely different theories about the mechanisms and locations of amino acid formation – on Earth versus outside Earth, high versus low temperature, etc.

The low frequency effects in both the mechanical and dielectric spectra, although very similar, do not formally coincide in frequency and therefore must be related to completely different relaxation phenomena.