Sentence examples for renditions of the data from inspiring English sources

In 3D renditions of the data (Video S5 and Video S6) perforin-containing LG appeared to be "caged" within actin-dense regions in Jasp-treated NKL cells.

[Z] and [L] were more frequent for the first rendition, both accounting for over 30% of the data, while [L] and [D] were more frequent in the second rendition, both accounting for also more than 30% of the data.

Regardless of the renditions, [L] was the major realization, accounting for over 60% of the data.

No category was overwhelmingly predominant for both renditions, although [D] was more common in the first rendition, while [L] was more common in the second, both accounting for 40% of the data.

This was confirmed by the qualitative analysis of three-dimensional renditions of the ankle joints of the CIA mice of the therapeutic study (data not shown as very similar to the images shown for the prophylactic study).

This facilitates analyses of data where individuals sing different songs, rather than just different renditions of the same song, and enlarges the set of species among which we can compare song performance in evolutionary studies.

Northerners spun their own renditions of the argument.

7. How does the number of undecided voters compare with prior renditions of the survey?

Her Rhode Island calamari was one of the best renditions of the shoreline favorite I've tasted.

During such "babbling bouts," the pups often sing nearly complete renditions of the territorial songs, Knörnschild says, albeit shakier renditions.

There was overall high consistency among different renditions of the same syllables regarding variant choice and distribution (Fig. 11).