Sentence examples for sai I from inspiring English sources
SAI: I thought it was interesting in your lecture when you discussed the evolution of human rights in Pakistan.
SAI: I'm really curious about women and women's rights in Pakistan.
Note: BamH I site: Underlined; EcoR I site: Italic; SaI I site: Bold; PCRs were run for 30 cycles.
Plasmid DNA was linearized with restriction endonuclease SaI I (Roche) or NcoI (Promega) and transcribed into RNA with MEGAscript® T7 or Sp6 kit (Ambion, Austin, TX, USA).
The truncated NsoJS138ICR was cloned into a pACYCDuet-1 vector (Novagen®), with the N-terminus (C protein end) in frame with the His-tag (using BamHI and SaI I sites) and preceded by a T7 promoter, yielding pJL100 ("pNsoShort").
1534 1571 Setthathirat I, also called Sai Setthathirat I, or Setthavong (born 1534 died 1571, southern Laos) sovereign of the Lao kingdom of Lan Xang who prevented it from falling under Burmese domination and whose reign was marked by notable achievements in domestic and foreign affairs.
"It clears your throat from phlegm, but I don't think it prevents damage," says Sai Kiran Chaudhari, a leading pulmonologist at the Delhi Heart and Lung Hospital.
"Auntie Yue-Sai, before I could only find foreign dolls, so when I saw a black-haired doll it touched my heart," said a pudgy 11-year-old girl wearing a red photojournalist vest and lugging an expensive camera.
Thus, although there is area overlap and environmental preferences for sailfish and spearfish (Ueyanagi et al. 1970; Nakamura 1985), it is important to highlight that there is some ecological differentiation which implies insignificant changes in the proportion of SAI (SAI/(SAI + SPF)) as a result of the distances from continental and equatorial zones.
Unlike most cutaneous touch receptors, the response patterns of these touch receptors have been identified in semi-intact recording preparations: when the skin is displaced they generate the slowly adapting type I (SAI) response [5], [6].
To elucidate the origin of firing patterns in branched mechanoreceptors, we combined neuroanatomy, electrophysiology and computation to analyze mouse slowly adapting type I (SAI) afferents.
