Sentence examples for use ale from inspiring English sources

Forward genetics approaches use ALE or mutagenesis approaches to generate and select mutants with desired phenotypes.

With the aid of redesigned LED-based PBRs combining blue LED with red LED, we have set out to use ALE to develop D. salina strains with increased yields of carotenoids.

We have previously used ALE to map the brain differences underpinning progression of illness, for example from high risk through first episode and chronic schizophrenia [22] and the effect of drug treatment on brain morpholology in schizophrenia [23].

We used ALE analysis to identify the neural networks activated during meditation tasks and carried out the coordinate-based meta-analysis on experimental studies that required participants to meditate during the fMRI scan, regardless of their previous experience.

"What a sad time it is to see no boats upon the River; and grass grows all up and down White Hall court, and nobody but poor wretches in the streets!" Those who died included Pepys's physician, his schoolfellow, his aunt, and the entire family of "poor Will, that use to sell us ale at Westminster Hall-door".

For their computation using ALE-based meta-analysis, the posterior ROI related to pre-decisional masked facial expressions and the anterior ROI related to the actual decision phase in the DLFC were used as seed regions.

If you don't have club soda, you could use ginger ale or lemon-lime soda, instead.

The resultant alignments were scored using the ALE program (Clark et al. 2013).

Combining across 164 fMRI and PET studies of semantic processing using the ALE (activation likelihood estimation) meta-analysis method, Visser et al. did observe a small area of activation likelihood in the anterior ITG (see Figure 3 A in; Visser et al. 2010).

When the Rangers celebrated their division series victory over Tampa Bay, they made national news by using ginger ale so that Hamilton could partake.

Also recommended is the award-wining Figgy's, with husband-and-wife team Richie and Jo Evans producing small batches of boozy Christmas pudding using local ale and cider brandy, sold online and at stockists in the area.