Sentence examples for tools note from inspiring English sources

Your articles about advances in gene sequencing tools note that there are no drugs yet to target the mutations found in colon and several other cancers.

The authors even go as far as to note potential confusion in similarly named tools ("Note that SnipViz should not be confused with SNPViz").

Ultimately, TACO (AUC = 0.84) clearly outperformed the other tools; note that we did not run TACO with trimmed motifs, since TACO is able to handle motif overlap.

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Even so, "On one or two occasions, because of vibrations, the waterlilies began screaming, and the workers had to drop tools," noted Olivier Brochet, the project's chief architect, With the work completed this month, curators were at last able to relax: the "Nymphéas," as the paintings are known here, emerged no worse for the wear.

Richard G. Klein, a paleoanthropologist at Stanford University who has favored a more sudden and recent origin of modern behavior, about 50,000 years ago, questioned the reliability of the dating method for the tools, noting that "there is another team that has already argued for a much longer" time period for the toolmaking culture.

Some companies are adopting path instead of Yammer or other social enteprise tools, noted Kirkpatrick.

The site Domain Tools notes that Apple picked up both applecom.com and appleprinters.com from Mark Monitor, the domain management and brand protection firm that provides services also to Facebook and Google, among others.

He defended stop-and-frisk as an essential crime-fighting tool, noting that the police department had twenty-three million contactscontands answeredered twelve million calls per year.

"Despite arrests of key LeT/JuD leaders and closure of some of their camps, it is unclear if the ISI has finally abandoned its policy of using these proxy forces as a foreign policy tool," notes a briefing to the US special envoy Richard Holbrooke in February 2009.

With such a tool, notes Barry Bloom of Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, doctors might someday treat cardiovascular disease.