Sentence examples for the single occurrence from inspiring English sources
The single occurrence in this fourth category is nirvana (Pali, nibbāna).
However, empiricism is still scarce and must account for the single occurrence of dividend cuts.
Bioinformatics analysis revealed a ∼30-bp∼30-bpdromic consequenceequence motif shared by all of the repeat occurrences and most of the single occurrence sites, verifying that ϕC31-mediated integration into pseudo attP sites is significantly guided by DNA sequence recognition.
Authors' response We added "(P-loop NTPases)" next to the single occurrence of c.37.1 in the manuscript text.
Some of these PWMs have thresholds T less than 1.0 indicating that even the single occurrence of a predicted TFBS is more discriminative than clusters.
In addition, the single abnormal response to sudden noise, flash light and the clipboard and the single occurrence of startle responses in general was assessed separately from repeated (more than twice) events.
To summarize GO enrichment results, we mapped the enriched GO terms to a GO Slim annotation [ 1], which is a reduced version of the complete annotation with less detailed high-level GO terms, and counted the occurrences (single occurrence option) of GO Slim terms as well as related lower hierarchy terms using the CateGOrizer tool [ 38].
But Judge Martin ruled yesterday that the attack on the trade center was a single occurrence under the terms of the insurance form used by Hartford Fire Insurance, Royal Indemnity and the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
The court has already ruled that under the definitions in Wilprop, the attack is viewed as a single occurrence and the developer gets only one payment.
MDA is predicated on the presence of patterns in the data; single occurrences of any kind are effectively noise.
It was developed with the idea of balancing the average probability of a single occurrence of a domain pair against the actual frequency of occurrence over interacting and non-interacting protein datasets.
