Sentence examples for a frequent figure from inspiring English sources
Despite the setbacks, Mr. Horie became a frequent figure on television talk shows and the lecture circuit.
In his home country Mr. Bollani is fairly famous, as a solo artist, singer, author of novels and children's books, and a frequent figure on television, performing serious improvised music or mischievous impressions of Italian singers.
He was a frequent figure at casinos, where surveillance video showed him wearing the same clothes he'd worn holding up banks.
In comparison, pH2AX foci in the PyV MT/jnk2−/− tumors were much less frequent (Figure 3A).
Conversely, for the instances where the global sequence conservation is the better descriptor (e.g. Figure 3B), the coupling between non wildcard positions and neighbouring or distant positions is equally frequent (Figure 4B).
Moreover, phylogenetic clades indicated by α and γ in Figure 1C contain one gene from each of the seven species, and clade β contains one gene from each of the six species of placental mammals, suggesting that the occurrence of gene gains and losses in this clade was not frequent (Figure 1D).
The CpG island of the MLH1 gene was specifically hypermethylated in the MSI cases, in which the hypermethylation of the 5'-transitional CpGs was most frequent (figure 6D).
Non-induced PCTcPFR2 cells displayed an intense anti-TbPFR2 antibody decoration with bright dots in the cytoplasm, indicative of TcPFR2 overexpression (such overexpression by the EP procyclin promoter is frequent; Figure 5B, -TET).
It has been shown that coherent type 1 FF motifs (FF.C1), where the signal is activating in both branches, and incoherent type 1 FF motifs (FF.I1), which features negative regulation from y to z, are the most frequent (figure 2).
For more frequent figures, some statistical guesswork is involved.
But a more frequent unnamed figure in fiction today is a relative of the strange, spectral speakers in such books as Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" or Marguerite Duras's "The Lover".
