Sentence examples for evidently containing from inspiring English sources
Considerably more representative of what they used to do together was a scene, evidently containing the first inklings of "Pirandello," that covered the history, from childhood to old age, of a couple who spent their lives playing games with each other.
A ship this size would evidently contain more than 1,200 toilets, and so here political commentary gives way to environmental critique.
During the Upper Paleolithic period, nests of stinging insects — evidently contained within baskets or pottery — were heaved into rocky caves or thorny stockades to drive an enemy into the open.
On the other side of the balance, this skull had evidently contained a brain that was equal in size to the brain that resided in the heads of modern people.
MHV-68-infected macrophage cultures evidently contain a mixture of uninfected, lytically infected and latently infected cells.
Thus, MCs evidently contain HSPCs.
However, these copies evidently contain stop codons (POLO-G) or re-arrangements (POLO-F and POLO-H).
He wrote [ 2] in his 1945 paper: "Chromosomes A and B evidently contain genes, or groups of genes, which taken separately are not lethal to homozygotes raised at 16.5 degrees, but which become lethal when combined by crossing over.
Importantly, H-2s samples evidently contained MBP83 90 peptide (Fig. 6 A ). Further, we elucidated if there was IFN- γ induced accumulation of MBP83 90 in mature ODCs culture from SJL mice.
Given that our procedure employs dealuminated beta zeolite, which evidently contains a high density of networked silanol groups and remaining vacant framework sites, it might be expected that a preference towards „open" Sn species may be present in this material.
The earlier database entries for PARP-8 (XM_018395) and PARP-15 (XM_093336) have hence been removed as a result of standard genome annotation processing because these entries evidently contained frameshift mutations and/or fused cDNA sequences that led to erroneous amino acid assignments.
