Sentence examples for effective passage from inspiring English sources

The effective passage of drug formulations into tumor cells is a key factor in the development of nanoscale delivery systems.

They then entered the most effective passage of their performance, the gawky romanticism of "Watch the Stars" and the elegant blues "My Pocket's Empty" by a second guitarist, Paul Wassif) somehow allowing the assembly to relax a little.

In my post last week on Steven Pinker's "The Better Angels of Our Nature," I mentioned John Gray's hostile review of the book without citing what I thought was its most effective passage.

And in an effective passage he added: "It is not about taking sides in the Syrian conflict, it is not about invading, it is not about regime change and it is not even about working more closely with the opposition.

This has led to renewed efforts to develop effective passage systems and to try creative solutions using natural materials in addition to concrete or metal used in standard technical fishways.

However, it is very difficult to design an effective passage arrangement owing to large numbers of possible passage arrangement patterns and complex heat transfer processes between the passages in a MPFHE.

The most effective passages came from Ros Wynne-Jones (with a Scots accent, oddly).

More utopian tract than flesh-and-blood fiction, its most effective passages show Heinlein's uncanny knack for making the future feel like the present.

Some of the most effective passages reflect the point of view of the women doomed to love these literary outlaws -- although at times the transitions between moments of farce and wistful romance can be jarring.

More important, he powerfully conveyed the most effective passages in the score: the evocation of the ghost scene from "Hamlet" produced the chills that had been missing from the "Fantastique".

Visiting a family, Jeebleh hears an account of the fighting against the Americans, which illuminates the circumstances behind the failure of their peacekeeping mission; and in one of the novel's most effective passages the mother of the family tells Jeebleh about the day her daughter was injured by a hovering helicopter: "I wailed, I wept, I cursed, I prayed, but to no avail.