Sentence examples for shares complete from inspiring English sources

Because MVA is derived from vaccinia virus (strain CVA and UDGMVAA shares complete amino acid identity with UDG encoded by other vaccinia strains (Copenhagen, Western Reserve), it was expected that udg would also be essential for MVA growth and that its deletion would require a genetic complementation strategy.

This antibody reacts with an antigen expressed on endothelial cells and neutrophils that shares complete homology to the bacterial adhesin FimH [ 15].

The sale of about 10 million shares, completed earlier this month, does not hurt Mr. Kerkorian's $8 billion lawsuit against the company, said his lawyer, Terry Christensen.

The trust subsequently purchased the company shares, completing this in 1949 and took over the running of the bridge using the income from tolls to pay for maintenance.

What does that have to do with anything?" What were the right words to explain that even if those slippers meant absolutely nothing to him, as long as they were still in his possession I couldn't feel as if we shared complete trust?

Casper doesn't share complete figures on revenue, but the company says it did $1 million in revenue in the first 28 days, and has grown month-over-month since April.

What's more, the competing libraries don't share complete coverage of implemented tasks, meaning that the practitioner, who may be struggling with the language barrier, has to shoulder the additional burden of being well versed in the differences between the libraries, including different APIs, different IO interfaces and different data type standards.

Rather than share complete guesses or facts they are uncertain about, successful salespeople take note of questions they do not have the answer to and take time after a call or meeting to research the right answer.

The challenge that presented itself was, "How to write this book in a way that honors and respects both genders?" I promised participants who were willing to share complete anonymity.

'Galaxy' [ 142] is a web-based platform where the user can perform, reproduce and share complete analyses.

An exception to this generality is that the Libyan and Moroccan wild accessions share complete homology with some of the E-type cultivars.