Sentence examples for highly calling from inspiring English sources

Although Brock's correspondence indicates a certain amount of paternal condescension for the First Nations, he seems to have regarded Tecumseh himself very highly, calling him "the Wellington of the Indians", and saying "a more sagacious or a more gallant warrior does not I believe exist".

Such modulation is highly call-specific in secondary auditory areas, but not in the main thalamo-recipient, primary auditory area.

Quail are highly social, calling to one another throughout the day.

An actual script sold too, a drama about Death Row called Westbridge that went unmade but became a highly efficient calling card among Hollywood executives.

This temporal variability in the structure of courtship song contrasts sharply with the highly stereotyped calling songs of other insects, such as crickets and grasshoppers [ 38].

Conan resumed his "Clueless Gamer" series on Monday with the highly anticipated "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare".

A number of medical educationalists rate non-teachable, non-cognitive traits particularly highly and call for higher weighting for these in the admissions process [ 9- 11].

For SNP calling, highly stringent filter criteria (see Methods for detailed information) were used.

Mammalian cell death proceeds through a highly regulated program called apoptosis that is highly dependent on the mitochondria.

A highly skilled calling, it demands artistic sense as well as manual dexterity.

Decreasing the input amount of DNA to 500 ng still yielded good enrichment results, an even coverage and a highly reproducible calling of known genetic variants.