Sentence examples for templates would have from inspiring English sources

The year 2008 is far more complex — and exhilarating — than the old templates would have us believe.

"Certain templates, for example the one for 'Local elections 2012', have been changed, and that means any page that used that template would have changed too," Benton said.

A remapped late template would have spatial-temporal correlations values comparable with the shuffled ones, ∼0.2.

Despite only 17% of patients having a single focus of cancer, hemi-prostate treatment templates that would have been used in focal therapy would have successfully treated all clinically significant prostate tumor foci in 81% of patients.

This confirms that the starting template is largely in a single-stranded conformation and that each assay is specific to either strand of the starting template as non-specific amplification of the 'non-template' strand would have resulted in amplification of both assays in a large number of the chambers.

It is the same template that would have applied to Jeter in 2006, if he had been up for contract renewal.

Mr. Fleischer described the equipment as "a template for what would have been needed to rebuild their centrifuge enrichment program".

If the recombinant variants had been absent from the template pool, success of such PCR would have required template jumping.

With the previous recordings as a template, the government analysts would have then fed the old and new tapes into a computer using software that most probably was designed expressly for the intelligence agencies.

For example, if one had computed all the transformations to a given template but another template image was later added, one would have to perform the non-linear warping to the new template and discard the warping results to the original template.

However, the elimination of problems associated with template leaching for quantitative analysis would have to occur.