Sentence examples for template we could from inspiring English sources

We got so used to emailing other parents to apologize that we had an email template we could use: Dear (insert parent's name), We understand that our son was less that gentlemanly in his interaction with your (name of son or daughter) today at (name of location).

It is intriguing that the first triplet of FPGT encodes for valine both in B chromosomes and in the genomic DNA of the Siberian roe deer with four and eight B chromosomes (CPY_b, CPY_d) (due to the use of total genomic DNA as template we could not reveal the underrepresented adenosines).

"We expect to have a template that we could roll out nationally," Mr. Abernethy said.

One of our hypotheses was that a vast majority of the apps would fall into a few core templates that we could provide.

We have also looked into running our pipeline on alternative templates; however we could not obtain a sufficient number of consistently imaged high quality samples of a given tissue to perform such an analysis.

When truncating both templates simultaneously, we could only obtain clonable products when DsRed was truncated at the 3' end (43 bp) and mRFP was truncated at the 5' end (40 bp).

This week we made some more prototypes and worked on the case study – now that we have another iteration of the website, we're hoping that someone at Neo can make us a Drupal template into which we could send all of the information.

A series of dilutions of a typical template indicated that we could detect expression over a broad range.

The image processing methods in the Clark study did not include template registration and we could not find a study that has compared volumes and gray/white ratios obtained when a data set containing multiple individuals was studied with different techniques.

During the course of 1998 1999, in discussions with Richard Wooster and then Andy Futreal, the notion developed of using the reference human genome sequence, which was rapidly emerging from sequencing machines around the world, as a template against which we could sequence genome-wide for somatic mutations in cancer.

Because of the smooth template-stripped surfaces, we could exploit a simple two-layer vacuum-metal model to extract the dielectric function of each metal (except for Al, where an oxide layer was also included).