Sentence examples for samples that make from inspiring English sources
Maybe, to ensure that people keep being attracted to one another, we should refrain from representing our complexions in the points, dots and samples that make up a high-definition image.
African/rock crossover albums can go horribly wrong, but there's something about this one-time Salif Keita backing vocalist's precise, almost oriental-sounding, voice, set against the rolling arrangements of electric guitars, ngoni and atmospherically engaging samples, that make this work surprisingly well.
We note however that there are some discrepancies between experimental data in similar samples that make quantitative comparison difficult.
Surprisingly, five AFDIL mtDNAs matched only mtDNAs from the two Angolan samples that make up 4% of the database.
Several countries, including China, Russia, Brazil and India, have legal restrictions on export of biological samples that make transnational research collaboration difficult.
It is precisely this flexibility to explore visually patterns within the alterations that are correlated to external characteristics, such as the function of genes or the features of the tumor samples, that make heatmaps so popular as a way of representing multidimensional oncogenomics data.
Maximum reduction in the thermal conductivity was observed at the samples that made up of 100% MEPS aggregates and the reduction percentage was around 70%.
The Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) is a collection of self-service APIs, tools, documentation and code samples that makes it fast and easy for you to add skills to Alexa.
The authors offer sincere thanks to Dr. Christian Bordereau who kindly supplied the termite samples that made this study possible.
The reasons for this lie in the homozygous nature of the DH samples, that makes identification of NCO GCs much easier in comparison to the tetrad samples.
The purpose of the present analysis was to examine OP pesticide metabolite concentrations in five Washington State studies, conducting both qualitative and quantitative (statistical) comparisons, with special attention to issues of study design and sampling that make such comparisons problematic.
