Sentence examples for from that template from inspiring English sources

Superman and the tribe that grew from that template have a mere two identities: they're binary.

If Nascar has strayed from that template, it has been to protect drivers.

In brief, at some point in early development one X chromosome in each somatic cell of a female embryo undergoes chemical modification and is inactivated so that gene expression no longer occurs from that template.

During template evaluation, it may happen that some element in the sequence does not fit in the candidate template, or some placeholder from that template may be left empty.

I guess I should have known that somewhere amid my predominantly liberal fanbase lurked a few super-conservative sorts who'd think that occasionally sounding like Toto was a bridge too far, but it's a real pity, because while most of my record is just the same old Bon Foxes bullshit, when I stray from that template I become surprisingly interesting.

I guess I should have known that somewhere amid my predominantly liberal fanbase lurked a few super-conservative sorts who'd think that occasionally sounding like Toto was a bridge too far, but it's a real pity – because while most of my record is just the same old Bon Foxes bullsh, when I stray from that template I become surprisingly interesting.

The Poaceae sub-family Pooideae includes perennial ryegrass, along with cereals of the Aveneae and Triticeae tribes [ 44, 45], suggesting that template genes from these species are highly suitable for ortholocus isolation.

The 3 mixed sequences contained ambiguities at positions where the 2 populations differed, implying that templates from both populations were present in the limiting dilution reaction.

Understandably, Franzen hasn't significantly departed from the template that served him so well last time.

Ms. Miller, who keeps a low profile on the dinner party circuit and gardens on Fire Island when she feels the need to disconnect from publishing, insists New York's present sensibility, including its bevy of "best of" service articles, is not so different from the template that Clay Felker and Milton Glaser invented in 1968.

These differences might relate to the fact that the ɛ-amino group of the lysine side chain is positioned away from the template, such that it fails to form a hydrogen bond with the template base in the active site, but can form a water-mediated hydrogen bond with the adjacent template base upstream (Fig 2).