Sentence examples for ideal imprint from inspiring English sources

Jessica Voorsanger, whose celebrity-addicted pop art, very much in the Ray Johnson mould, made her an ideal Imprint 93 contributor, recalls the early days as a wild and hilarious time.

This robust feature of maintaining DNA methylation in somatic tissue makes imprinted loci ideal indicators of the overall epigenetic health of a cell.

When we live in a society where even our online discourse has been co-oped by trolls (compelling a recent study to label the practice "everyday sadism"), we MUST get very proactive about the messages, imprints, ideals, philosophies and practices of our children.

It is best for one color imprint, the koozies ideal for parties and picnics.

Indeed, for many men of a certain generation (one that I'm just old enough for, by a whisker) and a certain milieu (mine, too), "The Heartbreak Kid" left the definitive imprint of a romantic ideal, that of the shiksa goddess.

Hence, imprinted genes may represent ideal models for the question on how interaction of functional and epigenetic factors has shaped the mammalian genome during evolution.

As otx2 is upregulated in odour-exposed zebrafish compared to controls, it is an ideal candidate gene to investigate olfactory imprinting in anemonefish.

The angiotensin type 1 receptor (AT1R) is an ideal model system for exploring modulation of histone imprints by a GPCR.

Thus marsupials are ideal models in which to examine the evolution of imprinting and its association with mammalian placentation.

The sedimentary record of the Etoliko Lagoon, Aetolia, Western Greece, offers an ideal opportunity to study human environment interaction and to disentangle natural and anthropogenic imprints in the sedimentary record.

It doesn't need to be specially bought a jar of your favorite food washed out and dried can be ideal and in some cases, there are such jars with pretty designs imprinted on them.