Sentence examples for supernumerary of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "supernumerary of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts such as theater, academia, or organizations to refer to someone who is an extra or additional member beyond the usual number. Example: "She was appointed as a supernumerary of the committee, contributing her expertise without being a full member."
The author of 30 books, he is a professor of philosophy at Birkbeck College in London, and a supernumerary of St Anne's College, Oxford, as well as a UN human rights activist.
And the transformation of Suzanne from a sidetracked supernumerary of whimsical eccentricity into a resourceful character of pivotal importance is a joy to behold in one of the most finely tuned, raciest and most gripping performances of Ms. Deneuve's career.
This may explain why supernumerary of glomeruli is not a prominent phenotype in dnRAR transgenics.
Down syndrome (DS) is a chromosomal aneuploidy characterized by the presence of a supernumerary copy of the whole or part of human chromosome 21 (Hsa21) that gives rise to a syndromic intellectual disability.
Most of the supernumerary signals of the 45S rDNA in chromosomes of C. fontanae were localized in the AT rich pericentromeric regions as well as the major accumulation of the Rex1 retrotransposon on both C. albula and C. fontanae chromosomes.
However, the forelimb may have had more than five digits, because the only two that are known are both extremely small and resemble the supernumeraries of Acanthostega and Ichthyostega.
Some of the supernumerary subunits of the mitochondrial F-ATPases have defined structural roles in the enzyme complex.
They are homologous with eight of the ten supernumerary subunits of human/bovine C cO [ 1– 3].
This condition is a paradigm of human aneuploid disorders with supernumerary copies of a chromosome and could be considered as a prototype of the 'disorders of the genome'.
AJM is a supernumerary professor of the Department of Chemistry, University of Dhaka (Bangladesh).
The growth advantage of cells with one supernumerary copy of 3p21 compared to two and with no supernumerary copies compared to one copy was confirmed directly by Bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) incorporation into the KH39 derived MCHs (figure 6).
