Sentence examples for columns on the same from inspiring English sources

Phillips of the Daily Mail says that her warnings on the threat of militant Islam might have convinced civil servants that it was a more serious problem than they had believed; Nick Cohen of The Observer and London's Evening Standard thinks his columns on the same subject might have had the same effect.

Last spring, they killed a Lakers piece I wanted to write, which would have violated our new policy barring multiple columns on the same subject, which could cover a lot of ground.

For example, one could use an ion-exchange SPE column and reverse-phase trap and nanoLC columns on the same chip.

For each Lambda DNA dilution, the assays prepared from three replicate cartridges were analyzed in adjacent columns on the same 96-well plate to minimize possible contributions caused by intraplate variability.

You can create different amount of columns on the same page by using the More Columns tool.

Her book, Dear Diary, is based on a column of the same name that originally appeared in Vice magazine.

For the debut of our new show, Lady Business, based on the column of the same name, Sarah Ratchford went to check out the 2014 Feminist Porn Awards in Toronto to chop it up with some of the world's best feminist pornographers.

Olga will join illustrious ranks in October, when her recipe is published alongside Selby's portraits of more than 40 of the food world's most creative figures in "Edible Selby" (Abrams), a book based on his T column of the same name.

Based on the stained bands of the first column, the correspondent gel bands on the second column of the same sample were cut as narrow as possible and these cuts were separately incubated in p NPG for 10 min. Actually, bands Glu2,Glu3,Glu4,Glu7,CW2,CW4,CW5 changed to yellow.

"I want a giant spider crab, and a spinal column, on the same cake.

In fact, in a Jan . 7 , 1986letter to The Times, William E. Jackson, the chairman of the First Judicial Department's Disciplinary Committee, addressing Mr. Safire's Nov. 28, 1985, column on the same matter, pointed out that the charges against Mr. Cohn were brought against him by the disciplinary committee in 1983, months before he revealed that he was ill.