Sentence examples for if sense from inspiring English sources

And if sense and antisense should meet, the resulting double-stranded molecule no longer works, so the protein the sense strand encodes is not made any more.

In the past week or so, Dylan has come out with three large gestures that make greater sense of his career (if sense is what's needed).

If sense comes into play, Pete Prisco writes on CBSSports.com, then the Jaguars should take a pass on this whole scene.

Olmert is fighting a war on two fronts — in Gaza against Hamas and in Lebanon against a large and sophisticated Hezbollah militia — and it is entirely possible, if sense and diplomacy do not quickly intercede, that the region, already inflamed by the Bush Administration's invasion of Iraq and the murderous insurgency that has followed, will face a danger level not seen in decades.

Sensing technologies are coming regardless, even if Sense is not the platform that prevails.

If Sense of Life is not the whole story, it apparently also won't be Hollywood's last take on Rand.

Moreover, the DA advocate has to explain the sense in which dynamical laws that apparently presuppose spatio-temporal structures can be true of a world that lacks such structures intrinsically and 'has' them only in a derivative, as-if sense.

For CEACAM1-NA1-variant, cDNA for NA1 domains was amplified using primers CEACAM-IF-sense and C1-Chim-NA1-TM-anti (5'-TACGTTCAGCATGATGGGGTCACTGCGGTTCGCAC-3').

The two resulting fragments from each construct were combined and served as templates for SOEing PCR with primers CEACAM1-IF-sense and HA-stop-CEACAM-IF-anti.

The same template was used to generate sCEACAM1-NA1B by amplification with primers CEACAM1-IF-sense and CEA1-B-Dom-IF-anti 5'-ATGGTCTAGAAAGCTTGGTGTGGTCCTGTTGCAGC-3'.

The aminoterminal domain of CEACAM8 was amplified by PCR with the primers CEA8-IF-sense (5'-GAAGTTATCAGTCGACACCATGGGGCCCATCTCAGCC-3') and CEA8/1-Chimera-anti (5'-GGGCTTGGGCAGCTCCGGATGTACGCTGAACTGG-3').