Sentence examples for under the materials from inspiring English sources

One thrust area is in developing enabling technologies for next generation nuclear materials management under the Materials Protection, Accounting and Control Technologies (MPACT Campaignn where advanced instrumentation, analysis and assessment methods, and security approaches are being developed under a framework of Safeguards and Security by Design.

Each pedigree was ascertained through affected proband and because of the inclusion criteria discussed in details under the materials and methods above, our sample was a little more enriched with affected individuals possibly more than would have been seen in unselected samples.

LOO error is explained in detail under the Materials and methods section.

Both of these model specifications are already detailed under the Materials and methods section 'Description and implementation of the phylodynamic model '.

Finally, under the Materials and methods section entitled 'Description and implementation of the phylodynamic model', we have added the sentence: "Again, we assume for the sake of model simplicity that the intrahost viral population is genetically homogeneous such that a single deleterious mutation load and a single antigenic type suffice in characterizing a viral infection".

To see whether β1 can promote the proliferation of other cell lines, a plasmid expressing β1-Rfp or Rfp was transiently transfected into HepG2 cells and cells were cultured with Gly at 0.5 mg/ml for 10 days before staining with crystal violet as described under the 'Materials and methods' section.

She's an under-the-sea Material Girl/fish who defies her dad to trade shiny fins for human pins and marry a prince.

As a result of strict immigration standards, advocates say the agency has been discouraged from referring anyone who it believes may be inadmissible under the "material support" rule.

Would Iraqis who had paid ransom to kidnappers be barred entry under the "material support" clause of the Patriot Act? (One Embassy employee already had been).

The chief judge of the Federal District Court in Manhattan said this week that people detained under the material-witness laws in the Sept. 11 investigation appeared promptly before judges and were offered the same right to counsel as criminal defendants.

The ruling, by Chief Judge Michael B. Mukasey of United States District Court, contradicts a recent decision by another judge on the same court, which barred prosecutors from holding people under the material-witness law in that way.