Sentence examples for variation used by from inspiring English sources
Another variation, used by Lexus, Ford, Lincoln and Infiniti, can heat as well as cool.
A variation used by Barclays, a bank, to raise £4.5 billion on June 25th, may have promise: big shareholders agreed in advance to buy large blocks of discounted shares and then pass them on to smaller ones at the same price.Yet in Taylor Wimpey's case this new approach failed.
Therefore, on the basis of the 10%% variation used by Harris, a variation of mHHS ≥ 10%% was arbitrarily assumed to be clinically significant.
The other wing tip variation, used by several Spitfire variants, was the "clipped" wing; the standard wing tips were replaced by wooden fairings which reduced the span to 32 ft 6 in (9.9 m) The wing tips used spruce formers for most of the internal structure with a light alloy skin attached using brass screws.
Thus, the frequency of recombination at the 3' end of the tpsA gene is clearly much lower than that of another genetic mechanism of variation used by this pathogen during infection.
These measurements reflect in different ways the main qualitative axis of variation used by taxonomists in morphospecies discrimination, i.e., the relative roundness of the shell versus the more angular, compressed morphology.
There are variations used by some organizations, but these four phases are used by the United Nations and many other disaster response organizations.
It is important to note that there are multiple variations used by methamphetamine laboratories, but the primary constituents and related chemistries remain constant.
Splice site selection is determined by cis-acting RNA sequences including intronic dinucleotides GU and AG (with variations used by the minor spliceosome) and the surrounding sequence context such as exonic/intronic splicing enhancers (E/ISEs) and silencers (E/ISSs).
But then there was the variation used mostly by Southern Whites who called us Niggras.
A collection of 286 diverse ORSC accessions was evaluated for nuclear variation using genotyping-by-sequencing (113,739 SNPs) and for chloroplast variation using Sanger sequencing (25 polymorphic sites).
