Sentence examples for caps to become from inspiring English sources

Conversely, if we used an antagonist that favored blocking the Activin pathway over the BMP pathway, like Follistatin (Thompson et al., 2005), we hypothesized that less of these treated animal caps to become eye tissue.

Eugene Magee won his 164th cap to become Ireland's record cap holder and he was also among the goalscorers as the team eased to victory on Wednesday.

Additionally, the cap is hygrophanous, meaning it will change color depending on its state of hydration; a dry cap fades to become dull yellowish-brown or the color of "dingy straw".

For a spherical-cap nucleus to become a "transformation nucleus", the linear dimension (d) of the flat substrate must exceed the critical nucleus size (2r∗).

If he plays, the 33-year-old will win his 21st cap, overtaking Harris to become Wales' third most-capped international.

Neither the black silk dress with the front half of the skirt entirely embroidered with peacock feathers, nor the feather-covered caps, are likely to become Bond Street bestsellers.

The former Northern Ireland captain is currently on 93 caps, on track to become his country's first ever outfield centurion.

One hero, the mandolin-playing Dominic Conway, who pops into a mob cap and pinny to become Bertha the maid.

can be distinguished by the reddish-orange cap which tends to become paler at the margin.

Prostate cancer (CaP) is believed to become the most relevant cause of cancer death in the Western Countries in the near future because its incidence increases rapidly with age.

Should the Real Madrid forward play a part tomorrow night, he will reach 100 caps for his country to become only the third centurion in the history of the national side, alongside Luis Figo and Fernando Couto.