Sentence examples for which bis from inspiring English sources
"There is no extra public money here," admitted Willetts, explaining that he was calling on institutions and businesses to "come up with ideas" which BIS would "look at sympathetically".
We here report a case in which BIS values were decreased, despite increased rSO2 during ligation of the IJV.
We report a case in which BIS values were decreased, despite increased rSO2 during ligation of the IJV.
We report here a case in which BIS values were decreased, despite increased rSO2 during ligation of the IJV.
Our findings provide a therapeutic implication for BIS targeting-induced senescence in the repression in tumor growth in a variety of cancers in which BIS is highly expressed.
The molecular mechanism, by which BIS and 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3iciproteinsparticipate separately or in collaboration, warrants further extensive study.
For instance, Muslims and eastern Europeans in the Netherlands, according to Geert Wilders; the Roma, according to Jobbik; immigrants coming in via Turkey, according to Golden Dawn in Greece; and, not least, the "African-American underclass" in the US, who supposedly have long benefited from the welfare which bi-coastal Democratic elites dish out to them.
For instance, Muslims and eastern Europeans in the Netherlands, according to Geert Wilders; the Roma, according to Jobbik; immigrants coming in via Turkey, according to Golden Dawn in Greece; and, not least, the "African-American underclass" in the US, who supposedly have long benefited from the welfare which bi-coastal Democratic elites dish out to them.
A (3011) structure, in which Bi atoms formed dimers, was found for the first UPD adlayer.
Recently, a novel knotless suture has been developed (Figure 1) in which bi-directional barbs are introduced into an absorbable monofilament suture using micro-machining techniques.
Optical fibers, which bi-directionally transmit light between separate sites (even at a distance of several meters), can be used for either optical imaging or manipulating neural activity relevant to behavioral circuitry mechanisms.
