Sentence examples similar to a setting of self from inspiring English sources
The effect of the vaccine typically becomes marginal under a setting of self-antigen (when using transgenic mice), which unfortunately represents the case for most tumor-specific antigens.
A set of self administered survey questionnaire was developed and sent to the alumni via postal mail and email.
Martial arts, which was also designed as a set of self- and others'-protection skills, has become more about proving personal toughness or manliness -- or even womanliness.
A set of self peptides is used to define the "self" at the beginning of the simulation.
It will require a set of self-reinforcing "localisation" policies.
The neoliberal consensus in economics presents itself as a set of self-evident laws.
As they did, he had a system that was based on a set of self-devised conventions.
In lieu of anything approaching an overarching narrative, perhaps the best way of understanding Travers's Mary Poppins is as a set of self-contained fairytales.
On my desk is a set of self-help books that I've been buying at gun shows and on the Internet.
A Grub Street transplant, Fairlie brought to America a fluency in history and prose, a jagged wit, a newcomer's affection for the New World, and a set of self-destructive life-style habits charming only in hindsight.
The Specials formed as the Coventry Automatics in 1977 when Jerry Dammers, the keyboard-playing son of a clergyman, asked a fellow student at Lanchester Polytechnic, bassist Horace Panter, to help him record a set of self-penned reggae songs.
