Sentence examples for is almost vanished from inspiring English sources

This simulation shows that one cell lineage (attractor 1) is almost vanished when the two-TF circuit is perturbed, while the two-cluster circuit is significantly more robust and safeguards differentiation into both lineages.

By that time, the efficacy of antiretroviral drugs on viremia is almost vanished and the virus reverts to the value at which it would level off in the absence of treatment (blue rectangle in panel d, e and f).

The high levels of IFN-γ observed during active VL are sharply decreased in most patients by 30 days post treatment and are almost vanished 120 days after treatment.

About 6 hours later, such structures were almost completely vanished (n = 5), indicating that the presence of these structures near the EA was transient.

It may be a coincidence that the amount of market cap that has vanished is almost exactly the same as the bid amount (the two numbers converge as stockholders flee Microsoft).

By her first line — "The Greeks have vanished" — the effect is almost overwhelming.

At the same time he's an almost vanishing presence over what will be 11 novels when End Games appears in June.

It is almost certainly responsible for the vanishing, over most of Britain, of the spotted flycatcher – a summer visitor from Africa such as the swallow or the cuckoo, and a bird which, though subdued in its grey-brown colouring, is charming in its behaviour.

The Vanishing Tie The tie game is almost extinct.

Amongst Women explores the patriarchal faultlines of an Irish society that, since the novel was published, has almost vanished.

In it, he chronicles the breakneck speed at which film and the huge factories where it was produced have almost vanished.