Sentence examples for but primed from inspiring English sources

In previous studies, we demonstrated that human mesenchymal stromal cells without genetic manipulation but primed with Paclitaxel (PTX) acquire a potent anti-tumor activity, providing an interesting new biological approach for drug delivery.

Cue Glenn Maxwell, recently out of the side due to poor form and discipline, but primed to play his most important innings for Yorkshire alongside the man for a crisis, Adil Rashid.

Of course, like just about everyone else, we were all but primed to expect the Roberts Court to strike down, at the very least, the individual mandate, if not the law in its entirety.

This ability to persist for decades in a state refractory to immune clearance but primed for reactivation is key to the success of M. tuberculosis and represents an important barrier to the control of tuberculosis as presently used chemotherapies are largely inactive against non-dividing cells.

The results indicated that when a red circle served as cue even when it was counter-predictive, it still had an effect on RT so that observers were faster when the "unlikely" red (but primed) target singleton was presented than when the "likely" green diamond was presented as a target.

We hear no further reference to her or the song, and yet she sets the mood showy but baffled, cheerful but primed for heartbreak that glitters throughout the film.

As Wayne hauls himself up from his slough of despond, he seems all-but primed to be sent tumbling right back down again.

But prime minister David Cameron defended the move.

This is little-known but prime Beckett.

But Prime Minsiter Raila Odinga wanted to go further.

But Prime Minister Barak and Chairman Arafat have those qualities, or they would not have come this far.