Sentence examples for in some ones from inspiring English sources

Following these results, it is interesting to hypothesize that some endogenous or external signals, still not known, could regulate KLF6 distribution in specific cells and in some ones, like in ductal breast cancer cells; these signals could be constitutively activated.

But if some one in the audience leaves for something try to take the mike.

The Rachel Alexandra and the Zenyatta camps have engaged in some one-upmanship since last fall, when the filly and the mare emerged as candidates for Horse of the Year.

Camille A. Brown indulges in some one-note satire at the expense of poseurs and a pimp with an electrified hat and cane.

Everything is like everything else in some one way or another; among all the possible ways of being alike, which are the ones that matter in this language?

"I don't think it is legal to go putting your elbow in some one's throat - the second card may well have been a red one rather than a yellow.

Consider that worldwide, one in three women has been beaten or abused in some one way or another, most often by someone she knows.

Men reported the largest increase in belittlement and humiliation and in some one else taking credit for their work.

Nodules of soft tissue are, at first, deposited in some one situation, or perhaps in corresponding places of the upper or lower extremities.

The prevalence was lowest in Alabama, at one in 300, and highest in New Jersey, at some one in 100.

The relationship "is the worst I've ever seen, and I've been in some bad ones," Maj.