Sentence examples for sole fully from inspiring English sources

As the genome of the silkworm Bombyx mori is the sole fully sequenced genome for insects of the order Lepidoptera to date, we first searched it for the presence of putative caspase genes.

The sole fully published study compared topiramate, gabapentin, divalproex sodium, and metoprolol in terms of their cost per headache avoided and the number of migraines required per month for each drug to pay for itself in reduced expenditure on acute medication (Adelman et al. 2002).

"Eventually Ting, which features only fully licensed music, will be Baidu's sole music offering," said Kaiser Kuo, a spokesman for Baidu.

In Cairo, Barhan Ghalioun, the head of the Syrian National Council, the coalition of opposition forces, said at a news conference that for the time being, the peace plan negotiated under United Nations auspices remained the only game in town because it was the sole effort fully backed by the international community.

Imagine how the balance of power in the industry might flip to the sole supplier of fully autonomous vehicle technology.

Check the the sole has adhered fully.

Adoption of mobile working across healthcare remains patchy, and Drayton says that although other hospices use "brief case versions" of electronic patient records, whereby community workers can access a "frozen version" and have to return to the office to upload changes, John Taylor is the sole adopter of a fully mobile system.

Growth of the bacterium on pyruvate as sole C source was fully characterized.

In the closed-loop experiments from which these data are derived (4), the Navigator served as the sole input to a fully autonomous system that successfully regulated BG continuously over a 2-day period (average PG of 158 mg/dL, with PG <70 mg/dL <0.7% of the time) (4).

With its sole actor and circumscribed world, Fully Committed seems an odd choice for Broadway.

Two striking facts surround the practice of vaccination: It is the sole medical approach to have fully annihilated a disease, yet the development of most effective vaccines took place without considering the intricate cellular processes they wish to effectuate.