Sentence examples for a better imprinting from inspiring English sources

Due to the non-polarity of chloroform, a better imprinting was expected due to strong interaction of functional monomer with the Fe(III -complex.

These findings clearly illustrate the necessity to gain a better understanding of imprinting in mammalian biology.

Molecular imprinting efficiently promoted a better sensing signal by increasing the binding-affinity and substrate-selectivity towards the template molecule, compared with the control polymer prepared in its absence.

They've all made a lasting imprint while giving me a better sense of her own history, of her style.

Each educational experience will leave a lasting imprint on the development of your child to become a better global citizen.

That germ is a better clue to the movie than "Rosebud," because it hints at the unforgettable imprint of a possibility not acted on, the meeting not even noticed by one of the parties.

The two imprints publish about 70 books a year and after 20 years, Mr. Fry has a backlist of 600 titles, primarily business books on improving your chances for a better career.

Her division, home to authors like Salman Rushdie, E. L. Doctorow and William Styron, was merged with an imprint better known for mass market paperback editions of thrillers, romances and science fiction.

Margaret Hibernium Coulat: The better to let a reader imprint his or her own thoughts onto the pages and see those thoughts--really, really SEE them--as if for the first time.

Several studies have examined imprinted-related molecules and phenomena to better understand genomic imprinting in mammals.

A normal imprinting pattern, maintenance of imprint (MOI), was most frequent in NDN (93.5%, 29/31).