Sentence examples for we circumscribed from inspiring English sources

Through the HCA method [ 79], we circumscribed the TPR and DP domain limits of orthologous Hop proteins.

After module detection using the Markov Clustering (MCL; [ 45]) and link-community [ 51] methods, we circumscribed 38,234 MCL modules, encapsulating 94.7% of measurable genes and 26,570 link-community modules capturing 71.0% of genes, each with a median occurrence of six genes per module (min = 2 and max = 707) (Table  1).

This debate is concerned with the philosophical concept of what a species is, and the impact that DNA sequence data is having on how we circumscribe species.

But in a typically English way, we bend over backwards to be polite and respectful to Her Majesty while we circumscribe her power.

We circumscribe the scope of Bellman's GAP by some present and forthcoming applications.

In creating a new word and embracing its self-involved implications, we have circumscribed our own critical capacities.

The knee-jerk tendency to turn it into a culture-war issue means that we're circumscribing our ability to address it.(Credit: Getty Images).

And, in rarer cases, we should circumscribe choice.

This was not thought remotely odd or excessive, nor — if this is any consolation to Americans now fearful for their ordinary freedoms — did we feel particularly circumscribed, let alone thwarted, by such minor adjustments to the life we led.

As a result we have falsely circumscribed "politics" as the domain of politicians, and managed to portray the nation as individuals under the thumb of these chosen rulers.

We have not circumscribed their gambling – indeed, they have access to funds from the Fed at close to zero interest rates, and it appears that "trading profits" have (besides "accounting" changes) become the major source of returns.