"very t" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is important to have a subject and verb in a sentence. However, if you are using it in casual spoken English, it may be acceptable in certain contexts when the meaning is understood. For example: "Are you going to the party tonight?" "Very t, I'll see you there!" In this context, "very t" could be interpreted as "very true" or "very much so".
The CEO sets to signing the very T-shirts on his employees' backs, tossing in pithy phrases like "Customers rule!" and "Safety rocks!" It's easy to understand how the young middle managers at Amazon's Seattle headquarters can stomach their Time Man-Of-The-Year leader.
EhSINE1s preferentially insert into very T-rich regions of the E. histolytica genome which makes short TSDs impossible to recognise convincingly - any hits ≤6 bp long were not significant and were scored as zero (no TSD).
We are currently working to improve our ability to recognise short TSDs in the very T-rich E. histolytica genome, and to determine a probability measure that they have not arisen by chance; related to this we wish to model the decay of originally long repeats through random mutation.
Likewise, fungi prefer very NQ-rich inter-FG spacers, lancelets very T-rich, and trypanosomes very GA-rich spacers.> > > At this point, we wondered if Nup98 FG domain sequences have anything in common that could possibly explain their unique biophysical properties.
CVT, very tolerant; T, tolerant; MT, moderately tolerant; S, susceptible.
T cell-driven autoimmune diseases can occur in HIV carriers even in the presence of very low T cell counts.
Mature MoDC exhibit a very potent T cell proliferation capacity and reduced Ag-uptake as previously described [46], [47], [49].
Very few T and B cells were positive for EBER-1 in these patients.
This counteracted the expected an enrichment, resulting in a very weak T enrichment.
2) The expanded cells contained very few T or B cells compared to input MNCs (Supplementary information, Figure S6B S6C).
Neighboring sites could be (randomly) assigned a very close T which would result in branches in neighboring metamers.
