Sentence examples for generally destined from inspiring English sources
Though mooncakes are rarely eaten by the buyer – they are generally destined as gifts for friends, employees or business contacts – they say a lot about the purchaser.
Roundwood timber from forest thinnings is a plentiful and inexpensive resource in many parts of the world, generally destined for low grade applications such as pulping, board production or fuel.
However, in contrast to other disciplines, such as crystallography, or bioinformatics, where standard formats and well-known, unified databases exist, this QC data is generally destined to remain locally held in files which are not designed to be machine-readable.
The proteasome-generated peptides destined for MHC loading generally have the correct C-terminus for MHC binding but carry N-terminal extensions that need to be trimmed away [20].
But generally, the animal is destined for the dump.
Both hand and mechanical harvesting are used, with hand-harvesting generally used for cabbages destined for market sales.
In mammals, FA released from TAG are generally assumed to be destined for β-oxidation, although increasing evidence accumulates that indicates additional roles for lipolysis, including the release of metabolic signaling molecules [46].
He noticed that many farms were not growing specialty crops – generally meaning vegetables and fruits destined for consumers – because of stiff competition.
The identities of these sequences are generally better understood for proteins destined for the lumen of organelles than for those targeted to membranes (20, 21).
In the male killing, caused by wSca, (i) the growth of embryo/larvae destined to die was generally retarded, (ii) no discernible abnormalities were found in their morphology, and (iii) the occurrence of death was irregular.
α-Keratins are generally expressed in the ventral part that is destined to become the medulla, whereas β-keratins are generally expressed in the dorsal part of the rachis and ramus that is destined to become the cortex.
