Sentence examples for bearing standard from inspiring English sources

Change of the 3'-UTR fragments allowed us to compare miRNA MRE duplexes bearing standard central loops (Figure 5A and D) with those bearing Type I (Figure 5B) or Type II (Figure 5E) decentered loops.

Further, among those retained introns bearing standard splice site dinucleotides, the sequences surrounding the splice sites and branch points were more degenerate than those of the constitutively spliced introns.

At the party, from the flatbed of a tractor-trailer, a string of speakers preached resistance to a crowd that came bearing the standard liberty accessories: Gadsden flags, holstered sidearms, signs reading "DON'T TAX ME BRO".

The 1980s -- decade of Ronald Reagan, the "Me Generation," and the graying of the Baby Boomers -- began with these 22 bearing the standard of excellence in college football.

After Louisiana seceded from the Union in 1861, some of the double eagles from New Orleans that year, though bearing the standard designs, were struck under the authority of the State of Louisiana, and later, the Confederacy.

— Flagpoles bearing the standards of Canada and Quebec stake a claim to a small parcel in the midst of beachgoers.

Power which was thine by birth received thee, a precious pledge, amid the purple; soldiers bearing victorious standards inaugurated thy birth and set thy cradle in the midst of arms.

But as you drown your sorrows amongst the comfort of friends, beware of black binders bearing pop standards.

We used a single 18×24 cm autoradiography film with the proper cassette per mouse brain, the sections being distributed on the film as follows: 2 columns of 9 glass slides and 1 column of 3 glass slides, each one containing 8 sections, and 1 slide bearing [14C] standards within the third column.

"In every measure that we have bearing on the standard of living, such as real income, homelessness, life expectancy, and height, the gains of the lower classes have been far greater than those experienced by the population as a whole, whose overall standard of living has also improved," Professor Fogel writes.

"In every measure that we have bearing on the standard of living...the gains of the lower classes have been far greater than those experienced by the population as a whole," Mr Fogel observes.Some worrying inequalities, such as the access to a good education, may indeed be widening, arresting economic mobility for the least fortunate and exacerbating income-inequality trends.