Sentence examples for Is essentially extinguished from inspiring English sources
Rgs16::GFP expression is essentially extinguished in pancreas of normal, euglycemic mice by P15 and completely absent by P28 (Villasenor et al., 2010).
Is "essentially true" good enough?
It was Brees's first loss against the Giants in five games and essentially extinguished any lingering playoff hopes the Saints might have had in their erratic post-bounty-scandal season.
I believe a book is essentially moral.
It means you yearn for connection, which is essentially what's kept the human race alive (I think online dating is going to extinguish the human race before climate change does...)...
"But if the whole spirit of tradition is extinguished, then I'm concerned," he added.
"Yes" I manage to wince, but she senses the deceit and the look is immediately extinguished.
With repeated exposure, the physiological reactivity and anxious distress are followed by decreases in arousal and fear (i.e., the response habituates or is extinguished; Mowrer 1960).
Is writing essentially different from psychology?
Is this essentially a Chinese car then?
