Sentence examples for a regular stage of from inspiring English sources

For retroid viruses, integration into the host genomic DNA is a regular stage of the reproduction cycle and sequences derived from retroelements comprise almost half of mammalian genomic DNA [ 2] and, strikingly, >75% of the genomic DNA in some plants such as maize [ 3]; in the more compact fungal genomes, retroelement-derived sequences are less abundant but also common [ 4].

The regular stages of a mild acid trip played out: I wondered if I'd taken a dud; I was a little relieved it was a dud; I was sweating through my clothes because it definitely was not a dud.

The whole process can be an exhausting addition to the regular stages of grief.

Furtheron, early information on the efficacy of the therapy during the first days after SIRT application would be highly appreciated as therapy may be intensified e.g. by chemotherapy or new biological drugs - all the more as the regular staging of the patients by imaging is only done about 3 months after SIRT application.

Peña accepted it as if he had been a regular on stage instead of recovering after being trapped 69 days in a collapsed Chilean mine, where he ran in the winding network of tunnels.

Pe ccepted it as if he had been a regular on stage instead of recovering after being trapped 69 days in a collapsed Chilean mine, where he ran in the winding network of tunnels.

In the regular stage the wavelength of extrudates was measured, and corresponding frequency was calculated.

Instead of filling the stage with color and excite-ment like regular stage lights, it accentuated the drab desolation of the empty house.

Bory is a regular visitor, staging large-scale works in some of the festival's biggest venues.

This stage, known as the "Wily Fortress", is a chain of four regular stages linked together, each containing at least one new boss.

There was no interest in perspective scenery in Japanese theatre in the 17th or 18th century, but there was a great interest in spectacle, and the Kabuki theatres developed sophisticated elevator traps and even turntables more than 75 years before they became a regular feature of Western stages.