Sentence examples for a backbone on from inspiring English sources

Stone, at a minimum, is part of the ACLU, and thus might have a bit of a backbone on the privacy side of things.

The topology obtained with the CAT model was used as a backbone on which all possible positions of Convoluta were added, yielding 99 (Figure S3) and 91 trees when Platyhelminthes were discarded (Figure S7).

The 722 kbp genomic contig was used as a backbone on an in-house installation of the Generic genome Browser, [ 39].

A de novo population consensus assembly is valuable both as a single linear representation of the population and as a backbone on which intra-host variants can be accurately mapped.

Where DNA of all known organisms is built on a backbone of phosphates, derived from phosphorus, GFAJ-1, as the microbe NASA's boffins found in Mono Lake, California, is known, instead sported arsenates, chemical compounds based on arsenic.

The campaign of intimidation and violence has been devastating for health campaigns that rely on a backbone of low-paid volunteers who go door-to-door with vaccines in some of the most remote and dangerous parts of Pakistan.

And while the Baa-Baas could count on a backbone of Test player, they had two uncapped starters in fly-half Brock James and Cardiff Blues lock Paul Tito.

When approaching the one you want to dump avoid bringing your friends; he/she will think you need a backbone to rely on.

The side chain of Ala-5 and the methyl group of Thr-6 are buried in the interface between TM helices 5 and 6; the hydroxyl group on Thr-6 could H-bond to a backbone carbonyl on the C-terminal portion of the second extracellular loop.

This has got to be about Irsay growing a backbone, moving on and dealing with the backlash.

But the carrot's place is assured in my kitchen as the bringer of earthy sweetness, a backbone vegetable on which to build layers of flavour.