Sentence examples for from ora's from inspiring English sources

From ORA's prediction it could be concluded that this binding site is absent in S288c since this strain lacks the terminal part of the transcript.

The complex erotics of their story, and of the love-triangle between Ora, Avram and Ilan, is one of the strongest aspects of the book; as is the deft precision of Grossman's depiction of the land – beautifully rendered in Jessica Cohen's translation – that veers, along with the rise and fall of Ora's moods, from lush to desolate.

QUESTION FROM SHVILIST: I did not understand the quote from Ora, "Isn't it true of Israel that every encounter with it is also saying farewell to it?" Can you share with us what you think it means?

Rob, who famously lost a ton of weight while competing on "Dancing With The Stars" in 2011, wants to get back in the gym and try his best to move on from Ora. Addressing his tweets about her their breakup (in which he claimed Ora cheated on him multiple times), Rob said, "I posted what I posted to keep myself from taking her back.

RGC survival counts were determined by counting Rbpms-positive cells in a masked manner from six retinal sections from ora serrata to ora serrata through the ON head.

To analyze RGC survival, retinal sections were examined for Rbpms immunoreactivity from ora serrata to ora serrata through the central region of the mouse eye.

Reliability of the variables derived from ORA was studied before by different researchers [ 1, 4– 9].

The predictions obtained for S288c were compared and the two software assembled a similar number of transcripts: 3254 from ORA and 3557 from Cufflinks.

Hence, we conclude from ORA analysis of the differentially expressed genes that metal homeostasis as a category was preferentially affected in our experimental conditions.

The honor roll features a record number of 34 European countries, with entrepreneurs from coming from up-and-coming countries like Belarus and Ora's native Kosovo.

News of Ora's involvement follows Tuesday's announcement that John Legend and rapper Common will perform their Oscar-nominated track Glory, from Selma, at this year's awards.