Sentence examples for tight selection of from inspiring English sources
Only when co-expressed, these split hybrid transcription factors promote transcription of a selection gene, causing tight selection of transformants containing all desired DNA fragments.
There is a tight selection of US bottles, such as Flying Dog, Anchor, and Sierra Nevada but the Architect also operates as a brewery tap for Cambridge micro Calverley's.
The owner, Greg Armas (right), has stocked the shop with a tight selection of well-made "antitrend" pieces that are drawing male and female shoppers: shrunken jackets and drainpipe trousers from Endovanera, broken-in T-shirts and summer scarves from the Los Angeles newcomer Raquel Allegra and vintage henleys and cardigans from the '40s.
Aldi is growing even faster than Lidl and expanding the range of products it sells – from 900 to more than 2,500 in the past few years – but Gottschlich says his business will stick to its tight selection of 1,550-1,650 products because that is the best way to keep prices low.
A tight selection of eight abstract paintings by New York artist Doug Ohlson (1936-2010) pivons on a kind of art that isn't much seen today.
Ghosting.TV is a unique monthly event in LA that showcases a tight selection of 15-minute short screenings, indie gaming curated by LA Game Space, and many more surprises..
Selection pressure favouring the successful transfer of genes for proteins under tighter selection for sequence conservation would be stronger.
Tight selection criteria were to be used in determining Aboriginality.
Bayliss explained his role in all these tight selection decisions.
The tight, limited selection of jazz and blues is excellent.
The Australian Government has said that the object of the tighter selection process is to ensure "that we are getting a higher proportion of people who want to make a go of life in Australia, and are capable of making a go of it".
