Sentence examples for believed to pass from inspiring English sources
The Mediterranean pearlfish is believed to pass most of its life in the host.
What worries many more are the laws waiting in the wings, particularly a new law signed by Putin late last year that vastly expands the definition of treason to include any Russian believed to pass state secrets to any foreign organisation.
Lawson viewed the coin as originally a seal, used as potsherds sometimes were on the lips of the dead to block the return of the soul, believed to pass from the body with the last breath.
Red FPs derived from DsRed were believed to pass through a green intermediate stage during red fluorophore formation [27].
Over 2 million individuals are incarcerated and a quarter of HIV-infected individuals are believed to pass through correctional facilities annually [2].
YadA is comprised of a C-terminal membrane anchored domain and an N-terminal domain, which is referred to as a passenger domain because it is believed to pass through the membrane anchored domain on its way outside the cell; hence, the term autotransporter.
One of the soldiers' bullets, believed to have passed through Farrell, grazed a passer-by.
Thousands of homes lost power due to strong winds and falling branches but engineers have worked through the night to return power to the majority of households, with the worst of the winds believed to have passed.
(Diseases do not travel in just one direction. Humans are believed to have passed metapneumovirus to mountain gorillas in Africa).
Since the fall of the Soviet puppet government in 1992, another 2,500 are believed to have passed through the camps.
