Sentence examples for fresh imprint from inspiring English sources
Munchak has still put his fresh imprint on this franchise.
Paula Edelstein of AllMusic gave the album four stars out of five, praising the performer skills "leading his own ensembles or playing with renowned jazz masters, Paquito D'Rivera continues to make a decidedly fresh imprint on Latin and Brazilian jazz".
His hair usually bears the fresh imprints of a comb, like a schoolboy's or a senator's.
For imaging experiments, the fresh imprints of senescent leaves were prepared as described.
Fehm and coworkers [ 47] found that 92% of 74 primary breast cancers showed aneusomy for chromosomes 1, 8 or 17, whereas Botti and coworkers [ 46] demonstrated aneusomy of chromosomes 1 and 17 in fresh imprints of primary breast cancers and in biopsies of adjacent uninvolved tissue in 66.7% of patients.
The controversial business model and rich cash flow make it easy for Wall Street to keep imprinting fresh narratives on the company.
With a fresh release on the imprint he shares with THUMP fav Curses' Safer at Night and a fast rising reputation, Total Fitness took a left-turn from the tech-housey vibes he's becoming known for.
Her recollections of that awful December remain vivid: her father's dreadful sobs as he cried out like a wounded animal; my grandmother lying in the bed her son woke up in that morning, placing her head in the Vitalis-stained imprint still fresh on the pillow; and the rainstorm that flooded Uncle Paul's grave before the coffin could be lowered and covered in soil.
In a GPS-defined, Google-mapped world, making the first imprints in fresh snow is the closest most of us will get to exploring uncharted territory.
This paper describes the rapid detection of del(1p), MYCN amplification and trisomy using interphase fluorescence in situ hybridization on imprints from fresh tumour biopsies.
Pt-DNA adducts in patients after treatment with CDDP were shown in normal buccal cells and in imprints of fresh tumour biopsies as well as in paraffin-embedded tumour cells.
