Sentence examples for the small off from inspiring English sources

Additionally, while the value of Kd,HIF1α is low due to the small off rate, the value of Km,HIF1α (3 µM) is consistent with reported values (Hirsila et al., 2003).

It had its New York premiere in 1999 at Access Theater, the small Off Off Broadway theater on lower Broadway, and then went on to the Humana Festival in Louisville, Ky.

My previous experiences of "Wit" have been in more intimate settings: the small Off Broadway theater where it opened in New York in 1998, with Kathleen Chalfant as Vivian, and in front of my television screen, for the 2001 adaptation directed by Mike Nichols and starring Emma Thompson.

But it's the small, off-the-beaten-path establishments where real finds can be made.

For example, on the small off-shore islet Ile aux Aigrettes, free-ranging Aldabra tortoises eat the fallen fruits of the endangered Diospyros egrettarum (Ebenaceae).

The small off-the-shelf cemented Weber stem has a high long-term survival and a low complication rate.

"Those, I think, are crap". The manager of a middle-ranking high-street off-licence just down the road says he's more concerned about the smaller off-licences that have a camera above the till.

It's an age-old problem: visitors want the fastest, tallest, newest first-of-a-kind record-setters but parks know the smaller off-the-shelf rides help make a trip to the park feel more complete.

Michael convenes the Reinvesting in America Series, the longstanding small off-the-record forum on infrastructure, bringing together Departments of Commerce, Defense, Transportation and Treasury with leading investors.

The larger terrace is off the living room, the smaller off the bedroom.

On the basis of the Encores! production you can understand why "Superman" wasn't a superhit, though it might have thrived for years in one of the smaller Off Broadway houses that were starting to attract cult audiences.