Sentence examples for ever highly from inspiring English sources

In each of our cultures, gene transcription levels spanned several orders of magnitude, and only a minority of genes were ever highly transcribed during the experiment.

It is not clear, however, that GPI-anchored proteins are ever highly concentrated in nascent endocytic vesicles in a manner analogous to transferrin receptor, so they may enter the cell via multiple mechanisms (Mayor and Riezman, 2004; Sharma et al., 2004; Bhagatji et al., 2009; Johannes and Mayor, 2010).

And so: the winner of our first-ever, highly competitive reader's poll is Zelda Fitzgerald.

For one, Mr Karzai himself has proved both weak and high-handed, and has tolerated scandalous corruption while always blaming foreigners.The new constitution gave Afghanistan its first-ever highly centralised government.

Hearing aids have never been better: they are now digital, smaller than ever and highly effective.

So American companies are becoming ever more highly geared, and hence less creditworthy.

On the contrary, they value their time ever more highly, and don't like seeing it wasted.

The only lead coach Nadal has ever had — highly unusual in tennis, where frequently players discard coaches one after another in their effort to ascend the competitive ranks — is one of his paternal uncles, Toni Nadal.

But it is also because American companies (at least any that are more than a year or two old) are becoming ever more highly geared, or "leveraged": ie, debt/equity ratios are climbing.And how.

There is only one solution to the ever diverse, highly experiential and personal internet future.

The trend for decreasing geometries within CMOS architecture is driving the need for ever shallower, highly doped, low resistivity layers in silicon.