Sentence examples for fluke where from inspiring English sources

A similar situation currently pertains to the human blood fluke where a large percentage of known transcripts, and indeed proteins, are assumed to be Schistosoma- or indeed phylum Platyhelminthes-specific [ 11, 12].

Even with that, the Seahawks may have won if not for a fluke play where Richard Sherman, perhaps the best cornerback in the game, uncharacteristically fell down in coverage, leading to a 47-yard touchdown by Roddy White, more than accounting for the final difference in the score.

Three general patterns of infection by flukes were observed: resistant hosts where the fluke failed to establish or reproduce, moderately susceptible hosts where the fluke reproduced but the host recovered and eliminated the parasite, and highly susceptible hosts where the parasite grew rapidly and the host died.

Nevertheless, the possibility that liver function was disrupted in the co-infected mice cannot be dismissed, particularly in light of a previous study on co-infection of mice with T. gondii and another fluke, S. mansoni, where death of the hosts was convincingly ascribed to liver dysfunction associated with production of TNF and IL-12 [25], [25].

I suspect that some works of art, some great books, are flukes, lucky projects where a writer happened upon material that accorded perfectly with his temperament: "The Great Gatsby," "Death in Venice," "The Princess of Cleves" (make that her temperament), "Seize the Day," "Daphnis and Chloe".

They place the fluke outside the roll, where it makes a sweet and memorable first impression.

"I don't think it's a fluke they've gotten where they are".

One of the "fluke" years was 1968, where the incumbent Democrats lost despite a 3.1% rise in the Dow leading to the election.

The disease arises from metaplastic changes of biliary epithelial cells and usually occurs in the secondary intrahepatic bile duct, where the fluke is preferentially situated.

Its occurrence is largely high in areas where liver fluke infestation or intrahepatic stones is endemic, such as Hong Kong, Thailand and Taiwan (Okuda et al, 1977).

Consider, for instance, Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwe — two lands in the news where, by flukes of geology and geography, rulers have secured what seem to be charmed lives, tapping windfall seams of wealth to perpetuate their rule.