Sentence examples for imprint through from inspiring English sources
She kept her personal imprint through the corporate changes.
It will be released on Oct. 4, on Dylan's Egyptian Records imprint through Columbia Records, and includes songs performed by Lucinda Williams, Jack White and Alan Jackson, among others.
Coach Red Holzman had molded that Knicks team, which captivated New York, by stressing teamwork and defense, but the club bore Donovan's imprint through his shrewd draft selections and trades.
"ASA Presidents can help effect change in the organization and leave a historical imprint through the theme they choose and the program they put together for the Annual Meeting, as well as the special projects they work on," said Bonilla-Silva.
After a move to Los Angeles, Dominick started a new imprint through Boomkat to release these new rhythms.
The first call Jonas received after the breakup was publicized was from Island Records President David Massey, who initially signed then 11-year-old Jonas as a solo artist to his Daylight imprint through Sony.
The surprise came in part because scientists have long believed that if a gene is imprinted in one tissue, it is likely imprinted through most of the organism's tissues, including through the brain.
Relaxation of IgfII imprinting through mutation of a reciprocally imprinted downstream gene, H19, which allowed transcription of IGF-II from the normally silent maternal allele, rescued the dwarf phenotype of PAPP-A KO mice.
That sums up Yentob's philosophy, adhered to throughout his 42 years at the Beeb – he joined in 1968 at the age of 21 and, like so many, has BBC imprinted through him like a stick of rock.
Mr. Philipson's decision to feature modern writers was one of several innovations he introduced that helped his and other imprints through difficult times for academic publishing, once almost exclusively the domain of important but arcane scholarly works.
Negri et al. [34] provided the first evidence that a feminizing strain of Wolbachia interferes with host genetic imprinting through cytosine methylation of leafhopper DNA.
