Sentence examples for event passages from inspiring English sources
Upon significant growth (0.7-mm diameter), spheres were chopped with a McIlwaine tissue chopper as previously described (Svendsen et al. 1998); the resultant cubes formed new spheres within hours and were named according to increasing passage after each chopping event (passages 1 7).
There's seemingly no event or passage in American history to which it can't be compared.
And in the event of passage, the law will cause unintended harm to the Internet ecosystem.
Nor do we need ordained priest/esses, rabbis, ministers, imams, medicine wo/men, shamans or gurus to design, direct or officiate our important events and passages.
The difference in EBV integration sites between the three samples is most likely due to a random EBV integration event during passaging of the immortalized cell lines.
He was caught a few hours later, but the event prompted the passage of laws to increase the effectiveness of the police and prisons.
While the binding of ATP to Drosophila topoisomerase II was sufficient to induce a DNA strand passage event, hydrolysis was required for enzyme turnover.
"This suggests to me that the MAD layer accumulated over a considerable period of time several centuries perhaps from animals drinking at the mire, rather than in a single event during the passage of Hannibal's army," Wilson wrote.
In a novel by an Indian expatriate shrewdly targeted at an American audience, he experiences something between a Western-style near-death event and the passage of the Hindu soul between incarnations.
The most striking event during the passage of the human fertilisation and embryology bill three years ago was the protest staged by hundreds of members of the public at Westminster against the possible extension of embryo research to animal hybrids.
"This suggests to me that the MAD layer accumulated over a considerable period of time — several centuries — perhaps from animals drinking at the mire, rather than in a single event during the passage of Hannibal's army," Wilson wrote.
