Sentence examples similar to have end on from inspiring English sources

First, it has been shown that acentrosomal spindles in mouse oocytes don't have end-on kinetochore microtubule-attachments prior to achieving metaphase alignment (Brunet et al., 1999), and fluorescence imaging of prometaphase is suggestive of the presence of lateral microtubule bundles surrounding the chromosomes (with a lower density of microtubules at the ends) (Schuh and Ellenberg, 2007).

Still, if the season had ended on Wednesday morning, the Rangers would be a point out of the playoffs, which they have missed out on the past six seasons.

The contest was to have ended on Jan . 5

The book should have ended on this high note, at Page 583.

Osborne's playwriting career may have ended on a long, melancholy adagio.

"Bad break or not, the tournament should have ended on the first playoff hole.

If this show had been done 20 years ago, it might have ended on an upbeat note.

Its days as a make-or-break political issue, some analysts say, may have ended on Sept. 11.

What may have ended on Election Day, though, is the centrality of the South to national politics.

His England career began on 11 February 1998; it might well have ended on 26 March last year against France, the last time he played.

This inhumane isolation could have ended on May 27, with the official end of her house arrest, if new proceedings had not been initiated against her under false pretenses.