Sentence examples for validating existence from inspiring English sources
In addition, erythrocyte literature sources from the Human Metabolome Database [ 47] were used for validating existence of unique metabolites.
To validate existence of these novel complexes, we determined the direct binding of pBcl-2/Bak using isothermal titration calorimetry.
No matter how badass we want to be there are aspects of our conditioning from generations that have gone before, which are about validating your existence.
It existed in the spectral realm of myth, where its relationship to the illusion of security was symbiotic and self-perpetuating - each ginned-up generalisation validating the existence of the other.
We also performed PCR using WGA-derived DNA from cell 1 and recovered fragments of expected size that span the length of contig ConsensusPlus1618, further validating the existence of this genomic region.
Grazing incidence diffraction revealed sharp Bragg peaks for both, irradiated and unirradiated InP, validating the existence of a crystalline near-surface layer.
Here, we present a graph-based modularization approach to facilitate the design of experiments targeted at independently validating the existence of several potential network extensions.
Any traditional familial comfort in three grown brothers reuniting for beers and reminiscing is scrubbed away by Cornelius's detachment, suggesting that he's tranferred the cynical affection reserved for parents (their's are mysteriously dead and/or absent) to these two losers, whose life purpose seems to depend upon his return, thus validating their existence by completing a melancholic bond.
This Hs27 RNA-Seq showed expression of known SHOX exons and exons 2a and 7 (data not shown) further validating the existence of the novel exons.
However, measuring the cluster size or validating the existence of cells in very small clusters (<1000 µm2) could not be properly determined using bright field imaging.
There is no evidence to date validating the existence of a threshold blood mercury concentration below which adverse effects on cognition are not seen.
