Sentence examples for cell calling from inspiring English sources

For example, as a Caucasian in-state applicant, Gratz's G.P.A. 2 score and ACT score placed her within a cell calling for a postponed decision on her application.

An in-state or out-of-state minority applicant with Gratz's scores would have fallen within a cell calling for admission.

His nominal opponent, Abdullah Ocalan, the Kurdish militant leader, recently released a letter from his jail cell calling for a cease-fire by March and the withdrawal of fighters from Turkish territory by August.

But this year, tensions were particularly high following the discovery in November of an alleged neo-Nazi terror cell calling itself the National Socialist Underground (NSU) whose members, with apparent impunity, aare said to have killed nine immigrants and one police officer during 11 years on the run.

It even includes shifts away from old terminology, using "room" versus "cell," calling inmates by preferred names, establishing real relationships with staff, and having inmates be responsible for their own schedules as much as possible.

The female migrations are traced by analyzing a genetic element in every cell called mitochondrial DNA.

It's eaten, consumed by another type of cell called a phagocyte.

There is a type of white blood cell called a dendritic cell, which normally chews up and destroys invading microbes.

A cell called the secondary oocyte, which contains half the female chromosomes and normally becomes the egg, fused with another cell called the secondary polar body, which contains the identical genetic material.

An inmate in another cell called out, "Wassup?" Smothers didn't recognize him, so he ignored the greeting.

His focus was on the toxic, oxygen-based compounds in the cell called ROS, reactive oxygen species.