Sentence examples for representing an excerpt of from inspiring English sources

Two sequences (H-telo, derived from the human telomeric sequence, and c-myc, representing an excerpt of the promoter region of the c-Myc oncogene) were investigated.

The number of identified occurrences of term duplication for each glossary is listed in Fig. 6, thus representing an excerpt of the whole glossaries.

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Although the above-mentioned findings only represent an excerpt from current findings about growth regulation and cold acclimation strategies in Arabidopsis, it clearly indicates a highly complex and interlaced relationship between metabolic and physiological consequences of low temperature.

The fact that the video represents an online excerpt of a film montage of digitally edited clips of television broadcasts of audio and video feeds means it's almost pure art, editing and framing — a piece of rhetoric itself.

What follows is an excerpt of their statements.

Here is an excerpt of that interview.

See an excerpt of the filing below.

The following paragraph shows an excerpt of a report: <vulnerability>.

Figure 7 provides an excerpt of our analysis.

Figure 4 shows an excerpt of the execute block.