Sentence examples for a confluence in a from inspiring English sources

While there have been sporadic toll and fare increases in the last 20 years, such a confluence in a relatively short time is rare.

The discipline of cancer epidemiology originated in one such a confluence: in 1775, a London surgeon, Sir Percivall Pott, discovered that scrotal cancer was much more common in chimney sweeps than in the general population.

Both rivers form a confluence in Lokoja the state capital.

Cells were grown to confluence in clear plastic tissue culture treated 96-well plates.

Whittington writes: A once-in-a-decade confluence of favorable factors will produce above-trend revenue and margins for Intel in 2010 and 2011.

Wages are rising, finally, and prices are not--a rare confluence in recent decades.

The Punchu and Cheyyeru rivers join in a spectacular confluence in a gorge in the corridor between the Velikonda Range and the Palkonda Hills.

The goal of the project was to rearchitect the software, starting with their biggest products Jira and Confluence, in a such a way that it would lay the foundation for the company for the next decade — no pressure or anything.

The uptake experiments were conducted after cell reaching confluence in a chamber slide.

When synovial MSCs were cultured to confluence in a basic growth medium, they did not synthesize an abundant collagenous matrix.

Cell cultures were grown to 80 100% confluence in a single well of a 6-well plate post-isolation from tissue biopsies, then in T25 and T75 flasks (Ultident, St .Laurent, QC).