Sentence examples for through the suite of from inspiring English sources

"This is the front lines, right here," James Gordon said as he walked through the suite of conference rooms and offices he oversees as the team leader here.

And as he moved through the suite of offices and into the editing room to watch "A Man for All Seasons," he looked very much like Silent Bob, right down to the doleful eyes and the backward baseball cap.

Through the suite of apps, companies can view their data within contexts or scenarios that are endemic to the research and development of therapies.

I think with genome editing working very efficiently through the suite of approaches (ZFN, TALEN, CRISPR/CAS9), I would want to see them make ULK3-HA or ULK3GFP in cell lines expressed off the native promoter to localize the protein and perform immunoprecipitations (for example see the Drubin lab papers on endocytosis in mammalian cells).

Sprinkled through the Standard Model, the suite of equations that describe all natural phenomena, are various mysterious constants, like the speed of light or the masses of the elementary particles, whose value is not specified by any theory now known.

The suite of resources available through the SEEK platform provides an out-of-the-box solution for managing and sharing data and models in systems biology.

This model suggests that the normal function of myotubularins becomes especially critical in situations where cells are required to turn over and alter, on a large scale, through membrane trafficking, the suites of proteins and perhaps lipids characterizing particular domains on the plasma membrane and components of the endomembrane system.

Haplotype analysis was performed using COCAPHASE through the UNPHASED suite of programs http://www.rfcgr.mrc.ac.uk/~fdudbrid/software/unphased/[ 26].

Positive selection, as detected by PAML, was further supported by Fast Unbiased Bayesian AppRoximation FUBARR) and Random Effects Likelihood (REL), implemented through the Datamonkey suite of phylogenetic analysis tools (Delport et al. 2010).

"L'affaire Bettencourt" sent shivers through the corporate suites of L'Oréal and the office of President Nicolas Sarkozy, whose former labor minister, Éric Woerth, still faces an investigation involving illegal political contributions received from Mrs. Bettencourt's staff.

After that, I hope his travels take him through the executive suites of commercial television studios.