Sentence examples for stems I from inspiring English sources

For the mature miRNA prediction, the distance distribution is estimated over the known functional stems, i.e. the stems known to produce a mature miRNA.

The design concept of different femoral stems (i.e. cemented shape-closed, cemented force-closed, or uncemented) was determined by RN.

The handful of uninspired stems I now possess is far from exciting.

Part of my skepticism about the general tone of the article stems, I should say, from my own recent experience.

Part of this perceptual gap stems, I believe, from a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of prejudice today.

But chard, in white, red and occasionally vivid yellow, are the stems I find myself saddled with more than anything quite so luxurious as asparagus.

Specific base changes were introduced in each of four regions with the potential for base-pairing (stems I-IV), and for each variant sequence, a rate constant for cleavage was determined.

In these two species, the leaves appear as if impaled upon the stem (i.e., perfoliate).

Granulocytes, which have a life span of only a few days, are continuously produced from stem (i.e., precursor) cells in the bone marrow.

These growth-stresses are released when cutting into the stem i.e. during felling, sawing or veneer peeling.

The highest values were observed near the pith in the lower part of the stem, i.e. below 5 m from the base of the stem.