Sentence examples for be discarded which might from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, the exhibits from 1965 to 1975 could be discarded, which might have the effect of suggesting the artist is younger and began showing work in 1995.
In addition, bioenergy can be generated from organic waste material which might otherwise be discarded thus contributing to the waste management.
"She so often takes bits and pieces from things that might be discarded and creates something very beautiful, which is exactly what Mother Clara Hale did with children whose lives were broken.
Until this multi-step development has been accomplished the chloroplast version cannot be discarded and the gene exists in two copies, which might even overlap in function in a differentially regulated manner [ 15].
The disadvantage of the filter approach is that important attributes might be discarded prior to analysis.
Actions that are in conflict with positive values which are punished socially will be discarded.
"You might think these artifacts would be discarded in a special place, but in general, they were just lying there with everything else, which leads me to believe they were part of everyday life".
On the other hand, if those data describing interaction of complexes rather than individual subunits is discarded this might lead to an under-representation of complexes which would in reality be present in the motif analysis.
Stem cells might cure millions are made from IVF blastocysts, biological tissue that would otherwise be discarded.
