Sentence examples for identified to bear from inspiring English sources
Nineteen (37%) insect-feeding signs could be identified to bear species.
Some CNL cases were identified to bear rare BCR ABL fusion transcripts with a breakpoint between exons c3 and c4 of the BCR gene leading to a 230-kDa fusion protein [ 49, 50].
In C. fontanae, up to 40 chromosomes were identified to bear a part of the major ribosomal DNA, while in C. albula only 8 10 chromosomes possessed these genes.
However, the history of evolutionary genetics is replete with cases in which putatively neutral features have, upon closer scrutiny, been subsequently identified to bear the signature of nonneutral evolution (Halligan et al. 2011; Kousathanas et al. 2011; Kunstner et al. 2011).
In the event, it turned out that the only reason they had failed to identify one outstanding horse, to bear the standard, was that they simply had too many to choose from.
WASHINGTON — The individual right to bear arms identified by the Supreme Court on Thursday will have little practical impact in most of the country, legal experts said, though Washington's comprehensive ban on handguns used for self-defense in the home will have to be revised, and similar laws in several cities are also vulnerable.
Previous work had identified this set of words to bear meaningful emotional content [45].
In several cities, marchers turned out in red cloaks and white bonnets, symbolically identifying with the women forced to bear children in Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale".
By Eyal Press January 22, 2018 Participants in the second annual Women's March turned out in cloaks and bonnets, symbolically identifying with the women forced to bear children in Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale".
This example illustrates how, for example, public health specialists and volcanologists need to bring their professional team mental model to bear on identifying their specific contribution, but also develop a superordinate (overarching) mental model that integrates all areas of expertise.
The present study attempted to bring the power of genome-wide association (GWA) to bear on identifying some of the DNA variation in children responsible for genetic influence on parent-reported CHAOS.
