Sentence examples for virtue of reporting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, PEM controls for the fact that some genes are highly expressed across many tissues (housekeeping genes), and has the virtue of reporting a negative value for under-expressed genes, and a positive value for over-expressed genes.

As we drew closer, I extolled the virtues of reporting on ice cream: We can all get whatever we want!

Carr and Jarvis battled heatedly over the journalistic virtue of witnesses reporting their real-time observations of news and whether the woman in question could be considered a "citizen journalist".

The sequence of that tag will be read at the same time that a sample is sequenced, thus allowing unambiguous identification of a sample by virtue of its reported SASI tag sequence.

In recent years, consumption of less-known fruits has become popular due to their health-promoting properties by virtue of their reported high phytochemicals content rather than because of taste or personal preference [ 1].

One virtue of lengthy reporting is that it tends to enlarge a writer's view of humanity, and it seems to have had that effect on Ian Frazier.

The drive to revamp cultural coverage has overtaken major newspapers, including the New York Times, just as the wider public has been rediscovering the virtue of traditional reporting.

In virtue of (4), propositions reporting God's past beliefs are accidentally necessary.

One virtue of "Europa Report" is that it allows us to feel everyone's insecurity and fear as situations arise that are definitely not in the space explorer's handbook.

By virtue of this report, the neonatal gnotobiotic pig model is one of the most comprehensively described animal models for EV71.

By virtue of cautious, patient reporting, Fallows anticipated some of the Iraq war's missteps, and if the articles in "Blind Into Baghdad" seem to arrive at what is now the conventional wisdom, he got there before the journalistic pack.