Sentence examples for run details from inspiring English sources

The FMAdb was populated with sequence data, plus process observations such as absence of bacterial colonies and no-grows, trace evaluations and information, as well as equipment and sequence run details.

Three strains were selected from different phylogenetic branches of the lineages and total RNA extracted from exponentially growing cultures was analyzed by RNA-seq (run details and complete data set of normalized read counts shown in supplementary tables S3, S4, and S12, Supplementary Material online).

The judge, Sandra S. Coleman, said she found Mr. Charles's description of his time on the run detailed and persuasive.

A week earlier, while Brian Cowen, the Irish prime minister, was telling a fretful nation that no bail-out was imminent, news agencies had run detailed stories saying the opposite, suggesting they may have been briefed by ECB officials.

If you want to run detailed analytics on your spending habits, or store receipts and expenses to aid with your tax return preparation, you'll need a second piece of software alongside it.

Recent project: supercomputer that Shaw designed allows scientists to run detailed simulations exploring the motions of proteins.

AMIE, a finite element/extended finite element framework, has been designed to provide the tools to run detailed microstructural simulations; this paper demonstrates the possibility of simulating the mechanisms underlying the alkali silica-reaction (alkali silica-reaction

The code is based on a kinematic algorithm and allows to run detailed, spatially distributed simulations of rockfall on a three-dimensional topography described by a Digital Elevation Model.

In a blog post last month for The Huffington Post, Lessig explained his intent to run, detailing his unconventional plans for the presidency.

Get a copy of a loss run detail report from your current work comp carrier.

A spokesperson for StonehillSalt claimed it was a "genuine mistake" and claimed it was an old working document, though that did not stop The Times, The Guardian, Metro, The Sun and The Atlantic running details of the alleged Pottermore project, to be announced today.