Sentence examples for In conferred from inspiring English sources

In a previous study, based on the intrinsic fluorescence properties of IN conferred by its six Trp residues, we have shown the ability of peptide INH5 (Table 1a) to interact with IN with a concentration midpoint (C0.5) of 168 nM [30].

Since these movements presented themselves as anti-architecture, what was the point in conferring architectural status upon them?

Mr. Giuliani was far more sports-oriented in conferring keys, many of which went to members of the New York Yankees.

The messy Iraqi political process has already demonstrated to the administration the importance of a United Nations imprimatur in conferring legitimacy.

You are right to think about the role that audience members play in conferring them.

For what is the point in conferring national park status on the Cairngorms if we know that there are absolutely no animals in it that could eat you?

At issue were the criteria adopted by Office of the Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregation of the Commonwealth (OCR) in conferring the status of a Jew.

Federal courts are independent of the executive branch and Mr. Amar said such independence might prove useful in conferring legitimacy to decisions reached about people accused of terrorism.

A tide of European laws is succeeding, where trade unions failed, in conferring more rights on employees.

In addition, the mechanisms of sacrificial bonding in conferring the functionalities have been described.

Pure objectivists deny that subjective attraction plays any constitutive role in conferring meaning on life.