Sentence examples for adapted lines from inspiring English sources

All changes were identical between two sequenced ΦX174C isolates †indicates mutation present in ΦX174 Af [ 42], one of the adapted lines used to start the adaptation ‡indicates mutation present in ΦX174pif- [ 43], the other adapted line with mutations available at the start of adaptation.

He sometimes adapted lines she had written for his own poems.

(He also adapted lines from Dante, Shakespeare, and dozens of other writers).

Biden repeatedly adapted lines by Britain's Kinnock about a platform of opportunity, in each case crediting Kinnock.

They often quoted or adapted lines from Virgil when they translated sections of Homer which Virgil imitated, so that Homer appeared inextricably fused with a Latin tradition that was part of the life blood of English readers.

More recently, CNVs in P. falciparum have been studied in field isolates and laboratory adapted lines using various CGH platforms [ 18- 20, 22- 24].

It was good old Oscar who in 1889 came up with the much borrowed and adapted line "Life imitates Art far more than Art imitates Life".

Friday, when the president came to speak to the House Democrats' retreat in Cambridge, Md., he left with a DVD that included a new rendition from 25 members of the caucus, including the adapted line, "We're so in love with you".

We show that such an adapted line can be readily differentiated into dopaminergic neurons using our four-step protocol and the defined media and growth factors described.

Within this small set of genes, 18 had an increased expression in the adapted line, while 10 exhibited a lower expression.

Moreover, simulation studies using maize were performed to determine the advantages of using DHLs compared with F2 populations in GS and MARS (Mayor and Bernardo, 2009), and to develop a methodology for the rapid introgression of exotic germplasms in an adapted line of maize via GS (Bernardo, 2009).