Sentence examples for becoming juxtaposed from inspiring English sources

Additionally they found that in the two prostate cancer cell lines LNCaP and MDA-PCa2B, outlier expression of ETV1 was caused through the entire ETV1 gene becoming juxtaposed to sequences at 14q13.3 14q21.1.

This complementary glow is superimposed on surrounding weaker colours, a gray becoming greenish when juxtaposed with red, reddish in close relationship with green, yellowish against violet, and so on.

Mutual enhancement of colour intensity results from juxtaposing a complementary pair, red becoming more intensely red, for instance, and green more fiercely green when these are contiguous than either would appear if surrounded by harmonious hues.

The middling series "Becoming a Landscape" (1999-2001) — phofogranhs of androgynousous teenager's face juxtaposed with images of geothermal holes — fills a room of its own, as if it were on a par with "You Are the Weather" (1994-96), a magnum opus of a hundred portraits of a blue-eyed Icelandic woman.

Providence and colleagues [ 75] demonstrated that in vitro wounding resulted in the identification of a 'leading edge' cohort (i.e. cells immediately adjacent to the wound border) becoming polarised with extended membrane ruffles and lamellipodia along the cellular 'face' juxtaposed to the denuded zone.

Instead they juxtaposed Dr. Martens' implicit symbolism of machismo and violence with torn baby-doll dresses, becoming at once the date-raped prom queen and her defiler.

Here, the ingredients are too obviously juxtaposed.

The machinery, bones and humanity were juxtaposed".

It was not always so juxtaposed.

Two orchestras were juxtaposed, as well.

Beauty is often juxtaposed by ugliness.