By virtue of their length, novels forgive undisciplined descriptive flights, but Cohen writes with the scrupulousness of someone fashioning a short story, in which even the smallest details must bear their weight of significance.
Longer haplotypes may be more precise in their definition of the haplotype allele carried by an individual; however, by virtue of their length, long haplotypes are not shared by as many individuals as short haplotypes.
Array-based comparative genomic hybridization using single-nucleotide polymorphism arrays allowed sub-classification of idic(15) samples by virtue of the lengths of the duplicated region [ 18].
Of course, those two Griffith films are helpless landmarks, and the business and the audience were persuaded by the virtues of greater length.
The domestic game has to be more than just a finishing school for internationals with a place for the old-fashioned virtues of line, length and a bit of wobble.
Now this thought has occurred to earlier off-spinners when confronted by batsmen who do not seem to recognise the virtue of a good-length ball.
Recently, the five-piece English band Radiohead was hailed as the savior of rock by virtue of its album-length opuses, which modernize classic rock with themes of techno-dystopia and the avant-atmospherics of Pink Floyd.
The PacBio platform, by virtue of its long read lengths, should however have application in de novo sequencing and may also benefit analysis of linkage of alternative splicing and in of variants across long amplicons.
The great virtue of the movie is its length: a fat-free seventy-six minutes, leaving "Gone Girl," which lasts almost two and a half hours, looking dangerously bloated.
The electrical results reveal that the conductivity of the N-rGO/pyrazole film (47,600 S/m) is higher than the N-rGO/pyrazoline film (25,000 S/m) by virtue of the enhancement in the length of the conjugation π bond.
