Sentence examples for traces to avoid from inspiring English sources

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They were often absent from official payrolls, sometimes rooming with other men who had no family in the city, leaving few if any traces to avoid deportation.

Sequences of these cultivars were aligned using ClustalX 1.83 (downloaded from NCBI), and the polymorphisms were also determined by comparing them with their sequence traces to avoid negative SNPs.

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One could also adapt the stepsize as the solution curve is traced out to avoid unnecessary iterations of Newton's method [4, 17].

if using a pen to trace, try to avoid moving it "sketchily", as that does not give a clean finish.

Resulting 383 traces were clipped to avoid low quality 5'- and 3'-termini and assembled into 30 contigs using Cap3 with default parameters [ 67].

He describes how, whether northern or southern, drivers' faces tend to fall when they see him and his sales paraphernalia, and how some trace wide parabolas to avoid him.

Therefore, it was necessary to remove every trace of oxygen to avoid premature gel breakdown.

Here, the medium was ever supplemented with trace-element solution to avoid such limitation.

K. marxianus DSM 5422 was cultivated in a stirred reactor at well-defined conditions (32°C, pO2 ≥30% air saturation, pH ≥5) in DW medium which was supplemented with urea, Na2SO4, and trace-element solution to avoid limitation of growth by nitrogen, sulfur or microelements.

The scanning of samples was performed in trace and retrace to avoid the scan artifacts.

Venous blood sample was collected by a trained nurse in trace free syringes to avoid micronutrient contamination.

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