Sentence examples for an obvious breaking from inspiring English sources

Past RNA-Seq studies have shown that the distribution of expression levels in bacteria is continuous, without an obvious breaking point between background transcription and biologically relevant expression [ 24, 25].

In some patients, these bacteria enter the body through an obvious break in the skin, such as a wound or puncture.

Analyst Alex DeGroote at Panmure Gordon said: UBM is an obvious break-up story, and on our estimates the shares are around 30% undervalued at current levels.

Her voice, wide-ranging, lustrous in tone and without an obvious break, was perfect for Verdi's mezzo roles and temperamentally she also found herself in accord with the composer's often rather tempestuous characters.

His concept of "space" architecture eschewed not just ornamentation — an obvious break that modernists made from their predecessors — but dispensed, too, with the idea that building materials themselves need be beautiful.

"It was an obvious break from our tradition," says Saad Zubaidi, who oversees the ministry of housing and construction.

Taking the role would mark an obvious break from Phoenix's affinity for high-brow directors, a la Paul Thomas Anderson ("The Master") and Spike Jonze ("Her").

The songs of Mr. Stiles (music) and Mr. Drewe (lyrics) – whose best-known previous work was additional material for Mr. Mackintosh's "Mary Poppins" – do not include any obvious break-out show-stoppers.

Helix S3 in Q1-VSD does not have any obvious break, unlike helix S3 in KVAP, which is punctuated differently from structure to structure by short breaks in the helices of this segment.

"If there is no obvious breaking news, we start with the president," said Mr. Antonov, whose program appears on the state channel Rossiya, or Russia.

If the quotation from Xenocrates does not break off at that point, there is no other obvious breaking point in the fragment and the whole two pages of text must be ascribed to Xenocrates.