Sentence examples for ending evidence from inspiring English sources

Having sung Beethoven opposite the Auschwitz crematorium is, perhaps, part of Kulka's "private mythology", but is also, as readers know from the ending, evidence of the continuity of culture in hopeless circumstances.

After Rothko's death, many critics described (or dismissed) his late, dark works as monochromatic dead ends, evidence of his despair.

By the end, evidence and risk assessment were driving their decision making.

They are decorated with H3K4me3 histone modification at the 5′ end, evidence that these high-confidence lncRNAs are transcribed from their own promoter.

DELLY did not suffer from the same decrease in sensitivity probably due to its relying more on paired end evidence than soft clipped reads.

To this end, evidence on clinic catchment populations and prevailing health problems was required to inform priority-setting and program planning.

In the end, evidence may not be enough to overcome resistance if the policy is viewed as incompatible with national goals.

The use of CEL-Seq 3' end evidence results in an increase from 6,021 to 14,892 annotated 3' UTRs (Table  2) in Aqu2, while 5' UTRs only increase from 4,457 to 9,873 (Table  2).

This GI was located next to a single Leu-tRNA and at the end of this GI we found a direct repeat identical to the last 52 nucleotides of the tRNA 3′ end, evidence that the tRNA has acted as an insertion target of the GI in the same way as we found in fGI1.

Importantly, each postsynaptic AChR cluster clearly was at close range to presynaptic synaptophysin, and each endplate was contacted by a single nerve ending as evidenced by neurofilament M staining (Fig. 1J K″).

Since the war ended, little evidence has emerged to support the allegation of a prewar Qaeda connection in Iraq.