Sentence examples for imprint for a from inspiring English sources

The process of cloning involves the resetting of the "imprint" for a few genes associated with behavior and growth.

Longstanding literary magazine Stinging Fly, which showcases new Irish and international writing, has had its own publishing imprint for a decade.

From 2006 to 2008, the carbon imprint for a DVD, including emissions from manufacturing, packaging and transportation to retail, dropped to 0.98 pounds from 1.1 pounds, according to the Digital Entertainment Group, a trade association.

The gravediggers, as Antonia Fraser writes in her biography "Marie Antoinette: The Journey" (2001), were taking a lunch break, so they left the Queen's head and body lying on the grass, giving a young sculptor — Marie Grosholtz, who later became Madame Tussaud — an opportunity to take a wax imprint for a death mask.

However, recent investigations have led mainly to the synthesis of new polymers imprinted for a wider range of compounds without real and better understanding of the mechanisms occurring during the polymerisation and the recognition process.

For example, a constitutional epimutation of the MutL homolog 1 (MLH1) tumor suppressor gene in hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer is associated with a specific polymorphic variant that modifies gene expression, whereas most tumor types present with frequent loss-of-imprinting (For a review see ref. 9).

There is some overlap (7 genes) between the RNA sequencing approach of [ 23] (Col-0 × Bur-0 crosses) and a screen for genes regulated by DMRs in Col- gl X L er-0 crosses [ 25] suggesting that DMRs may control gene-specific imprinting for a limited number of loci, and/or that their ability to do so may vary according to different genetic backgrounds.

The pictorial details can be imprinted for a longer time in the human mind.

After being away from their Hommage imprint for over a year, the dynamic duo has returned with one of their most emotive productions yet, a literal auditory-rollercoaster that ebbs and flows into a climax that captures true dancefloor bliss.

It was published in November by Feral House, a small imprint for which he once edited a deeply disturbing compilation of photographs taken by a homicide detective from the Los Angeles Police Department.

Relatively minimal is "the humble deep extreme," which relies more completely on the wood imprint, except for a galaxy of small black dots, carefully painted rather than splattered.