snipping造句
(31) Remove machine basting by snipping the top thread at frequent intervals and pulling out the bobbin thread first.
(32) Beyond these details, the researchers knew that repair involves snipping out and replacing the damaged DNA, but didn't know if FANCI and FANCD2 play a role in this molecular tailoring.
(33) Take the globe produced by snipping Nancy's New Geo map and turn it under your gaze, and you will see where these winds will establish themselves.
(34) One approach for locating and snipping DNA strands involves "zinc fingers" - proteins that bind to DNA and can be linked together to recognise extended stretches of DNA with very high specificity.
(35) Out a wax candle snipping slight , to light up your darkness.
(36) Put them to work on dozens of light kitchen tasks, from snipping fresh herbs to cutting cheese cloth.
(37) Among her other eyespot studies, snipping 20 feather tips out of males' trains ruined courtship success.
(38) Charlie asked as he grabbed a pair of scissors and started snipping off the heads of the grain in the grain field.
(39) THE genetic equivalent of a tailor who uses molecular "fingers" to grab onto DNA, before snipping it apart and stitching in a new sequence could lead to safer gene therapies.
(40) True: Snipping cuticles puts you at risk for painful hangnails or, even worse, infections.
(41) The gardener is snipping off the dead leaves in the garden.
(42) After you have opened it, continue by snipping the wires to the battery compartment, and sensor.
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