Sentence examples for which we submitted from inspiring English sources
11We were unable to tell from the job postings whether the firms to which we submitted applications were minority owned.
This resulted in a large number of potential evolutionary trends, which we submitted to thorough technical evaluation.
DeepMind's work on this problem resulted in AlphaFold, which we submitted to CASP [Community Wide Experiment on the Critical Assessment of Techniques for Protein Structure Prediction] this year," it writes in the blog post.
From the tables provided from DAVID analysis, we extracted lists of consensus gene symbols, which we submitted to the Lists2Networks program [ 43].
Since the ConSurf server selects a more conservative set of sequences than those we selected, we also did a separate experiment in which we submitted our larger alignments to the Rate4Site algorithm (the core algorithm within ConSurf).
The analyses were initiated using an identified RefSeq by GenBank accession number, after which we submitted the gene sequence to a Genome BLAT Search through the UCSC Genome bioinformatics website http://genome.ucsc.edu.ucsc.edu
There'll just be various chores to which we submit ourselves whenever our phones tell us to.
To that end, our community has penned an open letter to VP Biden, which we submit with hope, determination and a commitment to support any national effort that will improve the lives of AYAs with cancer.
Nevertheless, we apologize that we have not effectively clarified the new findings in our data, which, we submit, are far from being expected.
Four senators on the Environment and Public Works Committee, including James Inhofe and David Vitter, sent a letter to Ms. McCarthy asking for her take on a petition the Institute for Policy Integrity, which we direct, submitted to the EPA in 2009.
Alex Escalante's subjects in "The 25th Frame" include the barrage of words and visions to which we are submitted by news (and the consequent breakdown of serious meaning), the intensely commercial nature of our society (in which you pay for both tranquillity and art) and the connections among politics, money, war, employment and propaganda.
