Sentence examples for deeper late from inspiring English sources

All of these are possible, especially given the fact that our new studies of GagΔp6 reveal assembly of deeper "late arrested" budding structures when ESCRT-III is not recruited.

England's Alex Dowsett dug deep late on to win gold in the Commonwealth Games men's cycling time trial.

Despite their profligacy up until Mulgrew's leveller, the Scottish Premiership leaders can take heart from digging deep late on as they prepare for their Champions League clash with Ajax in Amsterdam on Wednesday night.

This week sees them reunite to drop the devastatingly deep Late Night Endless LP on Tectonic.

As for Indians, they all group together, in agreement with a deep (Late Pleistocene) common maternal ancestry of caste and tribal populations [ 11, 60], perhaps due to some accepted practices (such as the anuloma) that allow a woman of a lower social level to enter a higher level by marriage [ 55, 61].

But Wednesday's curtain no sooner rose on "Emeralds," looking in Peter Harvey's décor like not just jewelry but also a lusciously deep late-summer garden where dew hangs heavy on spider webs between the leaves, and I found myself plunged deep into the ballet itself.

But the show itself always had an unbuttoned feel; those were the days when deep late-night was still uncharted waters, before the 24-hour television clock had kicked in everywhere.

Thus, treeshrews are unlike nonhuman anthropoids that peak their working-side deep masseters early and their balancing-side deep masseters late in the power stroke.

Mitochondrial genetic studies agree upon deep rooting Late Pleistocene maternal ancestry of the Indian subcontinent1,5,6.

The lovers are radiantly depicted by Matt Doyle and Belinda Allyn, who capably convey their characters' deep anguish late in the show.

It erupts from her with a soul-deep rumble late in the first act of Athol Fugard's "Road to Mecca," which opened on Tuesday night at the American Airlines Theater.