Sentence examples for two repertoires from inspiring English sources

As described in the dependent variable section, two repertoires were assessed in bingo probes.

We're calling it "Vixens and the Boys of Broadway," and we're going to fit elements of the two repertoires into one cohesive evening.

We were particularly interested in usage patterns for the VH1-69 geneline gene, as it is not commonly used in the naïve repertoire (e.g., Wardemann et al. 2003 [39]), but is characteristic of Ab repertoires in several disease states (see Discussion).

Six repertoires were directed against infectious agents, while 10 were directed against autoimmune agents (Table 1 and Additional File 1).

In each of the six repertoires, we identified five very highly conserved motifs at fixed positions relative to the two-dimensional structure of the corresponding proteins [ 37] (Additional file 9).

I was in the latter camp until secondary school when my mum took on some extra teaching work in the evenings and I had blissful, uninterrupted hours ploughing through the Neighbours-Home and Away-Blossom-Wonder Years-My So-Called Life-Party of Five repertoire.

Finally, in comparison with PlnTFDB and PlantTFDB, which provide three and five TF repertoires out of six species analysed by TreeTFDB, the TreeTFDB has several major updates, allowing the users to access a number of new information and features that are not available on PlnTFDB and PlantTFDB even for the TF repertoires provided on these databases.

She has managed to span two vocal repertoires & to create a remarkable number of distinct personalities both vocally and dramatically--never more convincingly than when she sang both Cassandra and Dido in Berlioz' 2 pt. 5 hr.

If bilingual children need to develop two lexical repertoires and monolingual children need to develop one, does that mean bilinguals require double the amount of time to learn vocabulary?

When two populations (repertoires in our case) are being compared, it can be the case that one diversity measure shows a certain trend while the other shows the opposite since they represent different aspects of the underlying abundance distributions [ 89].

Four interpretative repertoires emerged from the interviews.