Sentence examples for body with the final from inspiring English sources

In contrast to germline variants, somatic variants are not propagated to the whole individual but to a subpopulation of cells in the body, with the final consequence that adult human tissues are a mosaic of genetically different cells12,13,14.

Even Mr Ferguson's cabinet is ultimately an advisory body with the final say always resting with him.

Acetic acid is a rather innocuous substance, which itself is oxidized [by chemical agents present in all body tissues] with the final formation of water 2[H2O] and carbon dioxide 2[CO2]." And, of course, heat, or calorie energy.

Acetic acid is a rather innocuous substance, which itself is oxidized [by chemical agents present in all body tissues] with the final formation of water [H2O] and carbon dioxide [CO2]." And, of course, heat, or calorie energy.

These will help tremendously with upper body strength and with the final kick in any race.

With his second drivers' title clinched, Hight ran a backup car with a borrowed body in the final, finishing well back of Tommy Johnson Jr.'s Dodge Charger, which clocked 329.10 mph.

A t-test further compared heavy episodic drinking among those who responded in the body of the final email with all those who responded via the online questionnaire.

Experts have said the six may escape the firing squad with a government-led body having the final word on their fate.

The de-linking of the PMD issue from the main body of the final nuclear agreement with Iran helped de-politicize an issue that had failed in its original purpose of promulgating conflict, and had become a detriment to those who now sought a peaceful solution to the problem of Iran's nuclear program.

Therefore, in renal transplant recipients, it seems crucial to implement as early as possible an effective nutrition program to achieve and maintain a correct body weight [ 14] with the final goal of improving graft survival.

The cathedral's proposals will now go before the Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England, a national planning body, with a final decision expected in late October.