Sentence examples for in some descriptions of from inspiring English sources

Telomerase activity has been used as a defining feature of stem cell populations and demonstrated in some descriptions of putative cardiac stem cells (14).

In some descriptions of the extravasation process of leukocytes, two further differentiating steps are included: before the cells get in contact to the endothelium, they have to move to the fringe of the blood stream, which is termed 'margination'margination

Thanks to a graduate student of mine (Gloria Lentijo), who worked on biodiversity projects with coffee farmers in Columbia, we have some descriptions of different certification programs.

Alternative music in China is not, as some descriptions of it would breathlessly declare it, the outlet of anarchy that some have been awaiting ever since Cui Jian, a rock musician, performed to the protesting crowds on Tiananmen square in 1989.

Children were presented with some descriptions of situations in which the order of the events was inverted in narration.

Some descriptions of capacity in networks and relations were described by patients and carers in the study.

This is a more clinically relevant comparison than a one-unit change in biomarker and allows for some description of nonlinear association.

In some cases, descriptions of economic migrancy and trafficking collide.

The optional grenade launchers listed in the descriptions of some models have a particular appeal, one gun salesman said, even though civilians cannot buy them.

It has some very in depth descriptions of a variety of careers.

Perhaps it's a shame Alexander doesn't feel more real, but this larger than life portrayal allows Renault to indulge in some enjoyably florid descriptions of the young man's grace and beauty – and especially his ability to scare the hell out of people just by looking askance at them.