Sentence examples for expected to escape from from inspiring English sources

Hdac8, which we expected to escape from I-XCI in XEN cells based on its H3K27me3 profile, showed no significant expression from the Xi in these cells.

NcRNAs expected to escape from detection (e.g. 6S RNA) were searched in a second step with rnabob[ 49] for short motif search in combination with RNAsubopt, RNAduplex, RNAcofold, RNAalifold and RNAup from the RNA Vienna Package (v.2.0) [ 50- 53].

I didn't expect to escape from this unscathed, and, sure enough, the e-mails are beginning to flow in.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 I didn't expect to escape from this unscathed, and, sure enough, the e-mails are beginning to flow in.

The Daily Telegraph had dismissed such speculation 18 months ago when it reported Sinodinos "is expected to escape a corruption finding from Icac" in relation to his involvement in Australian Water Holdings.

By handing in his resignation, Havelange is expected to escape the ignominy of being suspended, or even expelled from I.O.C. membership.

Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles are expected to escape the worst of the weather.

Among those cassettes, some are expected to escape position-dependent effects, resulting in sustained shRNA expression.

"I don't expect to escape unscathed," Tafoya said.

Don't expect to escape most electronics stores without a salesman suggesting a premium cable.

"He's just expecting to escape relegation with half a dozen games to go.