Sentence examples similar to anchored since it from inspiring English sources

And of course, it includes the usual concerts by the Beaux-Arts Trio, which Mr. Pressler has anchored since its founding in 1955.

In addition to solo appearances, it includes the usual concerts by the Beaux-Arts Trio, which Mr. Pressler has anchored since its founding in 1955.

In the evenings, "World News" and the third-place "CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley" have shown some momentum this year at the expense of "NBC Nightly News," which Mr. Williams has anchored since 2004.

8. Mollusk Surf Shop This quintessential California surf shop has been a community anchor since it opened in 2005, selling silk-screened T-shirts, hoodies and hand-printed posters along with a plethora of surf gear and boards.

This is called the anchor, since it anchors the rest of the taping in place.

Nevertheless, the amoebic molecule seems not to be membrane-anchored, since it does not contain a signal sequence or a transmembrane domain.

Item #14 of the Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire for Medication (TSQM) was used as an anchor reference since it directly explores satisfaction with medicine on a 7-point ordinal scale (from extremely satisfied to extremely dissatisfied, with a neutral category).

Item #14 of the TSQM (Taking all things into account, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with this medication?) was used as an anchor reference since it directly explores satisfaction with drug treatment on a seven-category ordinal scale, from extremely satisfied to extremely dissatisfied, with a neutral category in the middle.

I crossed off being a television anchor since I would have to talk fluently for long periods of time.

The Pig-a (phosphatidylinositol glycan complementation group A) gene product is involved in the first step of GPI anchor biosynthesis, and since it is the only X-linked gene involved in the GPI anchor synthesis pathway, it is generally accepted that a single mutation at the Pig-a locus can prevent the anchoring of GPI anchored proteins (i.e., CD24 in mouse, or CD59 in rat).

It is determined that the current approach for characterizing design forces in the anchors is unconservative, since it does not incorporate the effects of strain hardening or the membrane action as the base plate undergoes large deformations.