Sentence examples for guaranteed to express from inspiring English sources
Fast translational kinetics and robust protein expression are optimized in synthetic "Hot Rod™" genes that are guaranteed to express in E. coli at high levels.
The best we can say is that Russell's contextual definitions have the feature that a (sincere, assertive) utterance of the analysans is guaranteed to express the same judgment as the analysandum, if the latter expresses a judgment at all.
And thanks to health care reform, nursing mothers whose jobs would otherwise keep them tied to their desk or work station are guaranteed breaks to express milk.
Open-ended questions are excellent for getting students to express misconceptions, and an appropriate question is almost guaranteed to bring forth a wide range of misconceptions.
Before joining the Barnsley staff as an apprentice, McCarthy had been planning a career as an electrician down the pit, but once the veteran youth coach Norman Rimmington got hold of him he was guaranteed the freedom to express his talents and that strident voice in the fresh air.
Proposed language in the bill says students would be guaranteed the ability to express their religious beliefs in schoolwork without being penalized or rewarded for such.
A scan of those comments suggests than the outcome of the Express poll, "Should Britain just leave the EU right away?", is guaranteed to be an overwhelming Yes.
It is guaranteed to impress the world.
He is guaranteed to be hired.
None is guaranteed to work indefinitely.
