Sentence examples for single appropriately from inspiring English sources
The calculations also assume that the MSW in a place like Lagos goes to a single appropriately sized large landfill.
The tone mapping operators of the global technique reduce the dynamic range by a single appropriately designed spatially invariant mapping function [3 7].
As a result, the approach is proved to be relatively simple, both compressive and tensile residual stresses with wide range of amplitude can be evaluated by just using a single appropriately designed circular microstructure.
Today, they've returned with further details on that team-up and a new single, appropriately called "Sick".
He explained in 1946 that Turing's 'great positive contribution' was to show that 'one, definite mechanism can be "universal"'; and in a 1949 lecture he emphasized the crucial importance of Turing's research, which lay, he said, in Turing's 1936 demonstration that a single appropriately designed machine 'can, when given suitable instructions, do anything that can be done by automata at all'.
In most cases, a single appropriately sized insert was chosen at random, and sequenced in both directions after purification with the Wizard PCR Purification Kit (Promega).
McCartney is living up to his sentiment, having just released a new Mark Ronson-produced single -- appropriately titled "New" -- this week.
In addition, an agarose gel was run to ensure a single and appropriately sized PCR product.
Due to its ubiquitous expression pattern and diverse cellular actions, no single descriptor appropriately captures the biological function of PPARδ.
Ultimately, selection as is currently applied to antibody-targeted therapy will be necessary to use combination single agents appropriately in adjuvant therapy.
In conclusion, a single ExSpeU1 appropriately loaded by complementarity to intronic sequences downstream of the exon rescues correct splicing impaired by different mutations and recover the corresponding protein biosynthesis and function in model gene systems.
