Sentence examples for from a precisely from inspiring English sources

The brain is getting mixed signals from a precisely calibrated motion-detection system, and it is believed that this is what causes motion sickness.

The antibiotics thoroughly reprogramme ClpP function and turn the peptidase from a precisely acting regulatory instrument into an unspecific protein shredder targeting nascent polypeptides.

Muscle Energy Technique; form of treatment where the patient's muscles are activated from a precisely controlled position, into a specific direction against a counterforce provided by the clinician.

The Bombay Cancer Registry has been in operation since June 1963 and reliable morbidity data on cancer have since been obtained for the first time in India, from a precisely outlined population base delineated by residential qualifications within strict geographicalboundaries.

The journey of a banana from Ecuador to Brooklyn is a precisely timed affair, from the moment it is sliced off a stalk and then packed onto a ship for a seven-day refrigerated cruise to the Red Hook Container Terminal.

Parts are not kept in stock but are planned to arrive from a supplier precisely at the time they are required for specific use.

However the normal function of the BBB and blood CSF barrier to shield the brain from harmful substances and provide a precisely regulated unique environment in the CNS, hinders the penetration of anti-HIV drugs into the brain, promoting viral replication, the development of drug resistance and ultimately sub-therapeutic concentrations of drugs reaching the brain, leading to therapeutic failure.

He said he would welcome a similar exhibition about British history from a German perspective, "precisely because it be helpful for us to have our own history explained to us from an outside perspective," he said.

Even the unhappiness of families vindicates this point: Not always but as a general rule, the wounds of divorce, separation, estrangement and abandonment tend to cut deeper than the damage from a broken friendship precisely because the original bond is that much stronger and significant.

But Ashton chose to commission a score from a contemporary composer precisely to avoid creating an imitation period ballet, and the music (written by Mr. Henze at just 34) has a darkness and discordance that often work in odd tension with what is happening onstage.

And in other cities that are building major systems, including Salt Lake City and Dallas, money committed years ago in economically flush times emerged as if on cue over the last two years, creating thousands of jobs like rabbits from a hat at precisely the moment an economist would summon them.