Despite this large variation in coverage, 97.6% and 74.7% of the SAG A and SAG B genomes were recovered at >1X coverage, respectively.
"I felt my shoulders finally sag a little bit".
I embarked with baggage that would sag a bookshelf: words were made to be inked.
Victor Franz Mark Ruffaloo) is a fortyish N.Y.C. police sergeant whose body and handsome face sag a little with regret.
The tender romaine leaves sag a little under a salty, tangy dressing and a cloud of garlic.
It may sag a bit in places, but Mr. Wexler's film about aging and what it means to grow old is remarkably spry and lighthearted.
On Norman Rush's "Mortals": "the novel has the air at times of a once fatter man whose thinner frame is now making his skin sag a bit".
THE long white tent outside the federal courthouse in Manhattan, where the trial of Martha Stewart is drawing to a close, has begun to sag a bit recently.
The novel does sag a bit under some excess plot, and, when Bennet's identity proves even more precarious than Charles suspects, the peeling of masks becomes audible.
Things inevitably sag a little towards the end ("Slow Motion" is aptly named) but even that can't dint the prevailing mood of jubilation.
There's only one spot where things sag a little, and this has to do with placement, not technique — three stories in a row feature aging, demented mothers.
