Sentence examples for interest arranged from inspiring English sources

Clitheroe, although puzzled by her interest, arranged for her to buy a.22 rifle from a gun merchant in Manchester.

Using the 'Browse' module of MICAS3.0, the users can simply click on a genome of interest (arranged in alphabetical order) and browse through the list of all individual SSRs of that genome and also visualize the motif-wise SSR frequencies and distribution of SSRs in coding and non-coding regions.

The whole volume of the reaction was 25 μl for each gene of interest arranged as 5 μl of 5× buffer, 5 μl of Q-buffer, 1 μl of dTNPs, 1 μl of forward primer, 1 μl of the reverse primer, 1 μl of enzyme mix (reverse transcriptase and Taq polymerase), 6 μl of nuclease free water and finally 5 μl of RNA.

Unencumbered by any training as a diplomat, Washburne proved to be an indefatigable protector of America's interests, arranging passports for Americans to escape the siege and acting with bravery during the two months of the Paris Commune.

Bizzabo was founded in 2012 as a networking app to help attendees at the same event find people with similar interests, arrange meetings and keep in touch afterward.

But she thought Vayntrub was better for the role of Tina, Stewart's love interest, and arranged for her to come back and read for that part.

In court documents, investigators said that in a series of secretly recorded meetings, the employees pledged to manipulate negotiations against the city's interest and arranged to accept kickbacks.

Time's format became standard for most other general newsmagazines, consisting of dozens of short articles tersely summarizing information on subjects of importance and general interest and arranged in "departments" covering such fields as national and international affairs, business, education, science, medicine, law, religion, sports, books, and the arts.

Vic and Conrad hired an actor to play her mother's new love interest, and arranged the ruining of it.

The subchondral bone plate (SBP) of the PLFC and of the fabella as the region of interest was arranged in a way to be in coronal frontal view.

Jim Beirne, boss of the Live Theatre in Newcastle, is negotiating to buy and develop a neighbouring office block and car park, using a low-interest loan arranged through Newcastle council.