Sentence examples for Long sense from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was having that long sense of personal history that led me to have a healthy curiosity of the experiences of those different than me.

A similar variability was detected for long sense transcripts in total and polysomal RNA preparations of the same tissue (Figure 7).

Both genes pairs encoded a class of long sense transcripts and a class of short sense transcripts that terminate within the same polyadenylation region as the antisense transcripts encoded by the opposite strand.

One expression cassette design that has been used to express long sense and antisense RNAs in non-mammalian cell types is symmetric transcription using convergent promoters.

In this study, we detected a sense transcript covering the −2547 region and two long sense nc-rRNAs encompassing regions of −321 to +7295 and −238 to +7246.

Politicians have long sensed its power, though.

He had long sensed a vocation as a priest.

"I've long sensed that Kim Jong-un is going to change the nature of this country".

A new study confirms what some in the technology industry have long sensed: that Apple commands an inordinate amount of the media's attention.

But the root problem, I've long sensed, isn't the amateurs, it's the professionals — those of us who write about business for a living.

"And then there's a conference with her parents, who have long sensed that things are going to need attention," Rawlings said.