Sentence examples for tr it from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tr it" is not correct or usable in written English
It appears to be an incomplete or truncated expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "Please tr it again." (assuming "tr" is meant to be "try").
Alternatives: "try it" or "attempt it."
TR: It's the Navy justifying its big platforms and new toys?
TR: It seems like we've been arguing about the future of the U.S. space program for decades now.
TR: It would seem risky to have the medical information of every person in the country collected in a central database.
TR: It worked because it had a very specific end: they wanted to build the biggest bomb in the world and end the war.
TR: It seems slightly counterintuitive that the way to make microelectronics even smaller and more powerful is to allow them to be defective.
TR: It's not only users who get confused about what to do in-world.
Feeling jinxed when it came to relationships, she replied, "Oh, Tred, it's not going to happen".
"In Weston Turville the candles along the street were superb, in Tring it was the sheer number of people, and in Berkhamsted there was music while the torch went along the High Street, and when it left the church bells rang out".
For imperfect TRs it is additionally necessary to restrict or penalize their imperfection, e.g. with a mismatch and gap penalty.
Our observations suggest that although polymerase identity does affect the absolute frequency of slippage errors within TRs, it is not sufficient to explain the higher mutation frequency of small dinucleotide TRs in human genomes.
"I find it tr?sympathique -- it's fun and over the top like the Casino de Paris but it's never vulgar, and to do a lingerie show without being vulgar is not easy.
