Sentence examples for bears an extra from inspiring English sources

Therefore, KMI-30 bears an extra cost on its returns due to Shari'ah screening process.

Carefully chosen carbon substituents stabilize a boron oxidation state that bears an extra electron pair.

In small animal studies, arterial sampling is limited by small blood volume of rodents, and the irreversible blood loss bears an extra burden for the animal and may perturb the physiology and thus confound the experimental outcome [2,3].

Although none bears an extra or missing Cys residue, each of the MIDY proinsulins tested [bearing substitutions H(B5 D, G(B8 R, L(B11 P, R(B22 Q, or G(B23)V] severely inhibited secretion of co-expressed human proinsulin-WT.

"Women lack networking skills and bear an extra burden from their families.

Ms. Dawkins brushed aside worries that the workers bore an extra burden.

He had done this before, when hosting the Oscars in 2005, but here, amid heated debate over actors of color, the skit bore an extra pinch of spice.

And UC Berkeley student Yurie Iwako has borne an extra layer of anxiety — one that left her afraid to cross the street midblock when she was late for class, to go to a club with friends or ride a bike and perhaps run a stop sign by mistake.

If you can bear an extra half pound, the combined weight of the DVD-RW drive and the double-capacity battery, brings the total weight up to just 2.46-pounds.

Even Councilman Warren Harwood, Friedland's strongest supporter, lauded Talin for "a fine reputation and proven business skill". But Harwood said he continues to believe that bankers on the commission should bear an extra burden of financial disclosure because of possible hidden conflicts of interest.

The S. marcescens SM6 and Pseudomonas sp. MIS38 enzymes are 613 and 617 residues long, respectively, and compared with P. fluorescens lipase, which is 476 amino acids in length, appear to bear an extra domain consisting of 138 and 135 amino acid residues inserted between residues Asn and Thr of the P. fluorescens lipase backbone (Amada et al., 2000).