Sentence examples for elevated sphere from inspiring English sources
We like to think that some of the magic has come off the page or the screen into real life; that, somehow, they live at a greater intensity, or in a more elevated sphere, than the rest of us.
I saw her just above the horizon, decorating and cheering the elevated sphere she had just begun to move in, glittering like the morning star full of life and splendor and joy.
"Rational Ritual" came out in 2001, and has somehow slowly made its way out of the backwaters of course syllabi into the elevated spheres of technology companies.
The ordinary is also accorded elevated status in "Spheres," Barbara Andrus's pair of wood balls, eight feet in diameter, crammed into a low-ceilinged room.
As Sartori also maintains, thanks to its situation along the vertical dimension "the political sphere becomes elevated and circumscribed, in the sense that it is taken back to government activity and, basically, to the State sphere" (Sartori 1980: 206).
CFE of arsenite-exposed sphere cells was markedly elevated compared with adherent arsenite-exposed cells or either adherent or sphere control cells.
In our study, we unveil an elevated expression of ABCG2 in colon cancer tumour spheres, which is also anticipated to have a critical role in drug resistance of colon CSCs.
Subsequent thermal treatments of the Au-coated MCC template at elevated temperatures (<350 °C) led to decomposition of the PS spheres.
For example, Jin et al. reported the synthesis of nickel-hollow silica sphere composites by hydrogen reduction of Ni3Si2O5(OH)4 at elevated temperatures.
PEITC treatment in hCSCs reduced proliferation and sphere formation and expressed higher levels of cPARP, indicating elevated levels of apoptosis, which is possibly through caspase activation by isothiocyanate in treated cancer cells as reported previously [ 42].
hESC derivates express elevated levels of four MMPs, indicating expression of these MMPs does not preclude sphere formation at this stage, possibly because co-expression of their regulators or targets ameliorate their anti-adhesive effects.
