Sentence examples similar to a marked confluence from inspiring English sources
In growth medium, control ME180 cells formed a monolayer upon reaching confluence and had a marked reduction in growth rate.
President Bush spoke on Capitol Hill, a setting for major speeches that he prefers to the Oval Office used so often and so effectively by Ronald Reagan, in a week marked by a confluence of events that he believes could go far toward defining his Presidency.
It is plausible that the transition to early adolescence is a developmental period marked by a confluence between the youngster's general need for mastery experiences and a culturally defined need for children to achieve autonomy from their parents.
This season marks the confluence -- and a clash -- of four distinct legacies: St . Louis the Cardinals, the Rams and Los Angeles.
After 1 week, wells containing a single colony were marked, grown to confluence for another 7 days and subjected to the PK-ELISA assay.
Crown & Country marks the confluence of David Starkey's recent historical work, written and televisual.
Built in 1910 by the privately owned Spring Valley Water Company, this 60-foot-high pavilion marks the confluence of three East Bay water sources — though only one is currently in use.
Further south, Vlora is the second port in Albania, and marks the confluence of the Adriatic and Ionian seas.
So, the appearance of SZA's single "Quicksand" on the soundtrack seemed to mark a natural confluence of two young black women who have a great deal to say about the imperfections of romance and the unpaved roads that they encounter in pursuit of it.
