Sentence examples for sense s from inspiring English sources

Common Sense(s) is currently on view through April 10 at the Center for Photography at Woodstock.

Common Sense(s) is a show currently on display at the Center for Photography at Woodstock, New York, that features a compilation of photozines and related ephemera by over 50 artists.

By now we have acquired a population of clones that are 'better' in some sense(s) than those of their parents.

Majority of NATs identified from this study shows positive correlation with the expression pattern of the sense (S) transcript.

Words, in the sense indicated, are individuated by a number of variables, including orthography, phonology, etymology, grammatical function and sense(s).

Then, for each (f in X^), there exists an (u in D(S)) such that, in the weak sense, (S u + T u = f).

In our previous studies [ 11, 12], we defined four canonical cDNA termini: 5 ′ t erminus of the cDNA in the s ense s trand (5TSS), 3 ′ t erminus of the cDNA in the s ense s trand (3TSS), 5 ′ t erminus of the cDNA in the n on-sense (anti-sense) s trand (5TNS), and 3 ′ t erminus of the cDNA in the n on-sense s trand (3TNS).

In the ontological sense, S-naturalism is often taken to entail physicalism, the doctrine that only those properties picked out by the laws of the physical sciences are real.

In the semantic sense, S-naturalism is just the view that predicates must be analyzable in terms that admit of empirical inquiry: so, e.g., a semantic S-naturalist might claim that "morally good" can be analyzed in terms of characteristics like "maximizing human well-being" that admit of empirical inquiry by psychology and physiology (assuming that well-being is a complex psycho-physical state).

Thus, mycobacterial shuttle vector pMV261 was engineered to express the Ndk gene in sense (S-Ndk) and anti-sense (AS-Ndk) directions in BCG.

When sense transcripts from a transgene trigger cosuppression through RNA degradation, the pathway is referred to as sense (S -PTGS [ 4].