Sentence examples for ends that have from inspiring English sources

And then there are odds and ends that have lost, or not yet found, a meaning.

"You don't want the same color on ends that have already been colored as on the roots," Ms. Minardi said Dryness is a hazard once hair is colored.

These observations raise alt-EJ to a global rescuing mechanism operating on ends that have lost their chromatin context in ways that compromise processing by HRR or c-NHEJ.

Left unexplained, these questions have become part of a collection of conspiracy theories and loose ends that have cropped up in the aftermath of the bombings and the shootout.

Of all the grim ends that have been imagined for New York, as the University of Massachusetts historian Max Page has noted, the one that's the most persistent, more than aliens, monsters, or nukes, is death by flood.

But we need to think more credibly and start forgetting about the dead ends that have been tried (and failed) over and over again.

You saw this nice tree going down there, all these leaves that end up in dead ends, that had nothing happened.

Herewith an honorable mention for a collection of cost-effective closed-ends that have been around for only two-and-a- half years: WEBS.

4,327 (7.14%) signatures could not be matched to any known genomic sequences, possibly due to sequencing errors, spliced 3'-ends that have not yet been identified, and transcripts in regions of the genome not yet sequenced [ 4, 5].

In the end that has not been his chief purpose.

But in the end that had to be left off, too.