Sentence examples for templates that there from inspiring English sources

These results show that molecular weight provides for tunability of polymer nanotube thickness in AAO templates, that there is excellent agreement in confinement effects measured by DSC and by ellipsometry, and that Tg can be tuned by modulating the levels of interfacial, polymer-substrate interactions by using surfaces with different chemical or crystallographic properties.

Keep in mind that there are many templates that will do the job for free.

There are templates that can help draw these.

There are plenty of resources out there for premade site templates that are easy to use and look professional.

There is plenty of marketplace software out there, but these are templates that provide only a starting point.

Though there is a "Dizziness" template, there are also other templates that could reasonably be selected in primary dizziness presentations (e.g., "Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea" template, "General Adult" template, "Neuro Deficit" template) and other templates that could be selected if dizziness was one of several symptoms, which is a common scenario[ 11].

There are also more than 150 templates that can be used to create stationery, postcards, stickers, calendars and other types of personalized products.

Figure 1C shows the standard curve generated from cycle threshold for the two templates, showing that there was no difference in the standard curves (n=3).

"That's all been done before in British cinema," says Ali. "There's a template that says British films for urban kids have to have a staple diet – a bunch of hoodies, loads of blood and robbery scenes".

There's a template that already exists for paying down loans; it has the unpromising title of "Loan amortization schedule by Vertex42.com" but it has very handy calculators built in so that you can tweak your monthly payments to see how much progress you can make if you increase or decrease your payments in any given month.

The analogy is inexact because there is no "template" that guides the formation of the double-stranded DNA.