Sentence examples for fact residing from inspiring English sources

I've always had the vague suspicion that those of us who hadn't crossed the nuptial threshold and the ones who had become smug marrieds were in fact residing in opposing enemy camps, but it was a tacit thing kept under control by that all-purpose detente known as the need to get along.

We determined whether our VNII-1 isolates are in fact resided in this new molecular type.

Eric: All the facts reside outside the building.

But after the borrowers supplied evidence indicating that the note may in fact reside in a different trust, the judge reversed himself.

The rat chondrosarcoma ATP sulfurylase and APS kinase activities, in fact, reside in a single bifunctional cytoplasmic protein, which has now been cloned and expressed.

An heuristic argument commonly invoked to explain this stylized fact resides in the observation that in general, the number of relatively poor (self-interest) voters exceeds that of richer ones.

Most -- certainly not all -- low-wage workers do in fact reside in low-income households and the demographics of those in the sweep belie the part-time-kids claim.

The local Native Americans, called by Europeans the Chincoteague Indians, did not in fact reside on Chincoteague Island itself, but lived on the mainland, where there was suitable land for hunting and agriculture.

Finally, because these various neurons release in an activity-dependent manner different combinations of neuropeptides that modulate the activity of the CPG, the ingestive-egestive state of the CPG may in fact reside partly in its state of neuromodulation [38], [49].

As more genes are annotated within the zebrafish genome, some of the miRNAs we defined as intergenic may in fact reside within other RNA Polymerase II transcribed genes.

In the second scenario, we have to conclude that most of the biosynthetic potential of the gene clusters is dedicated to PUFA/PUHC biosynthesis and that ladderane biosynthesis in fact resides elsewhere on the genome.