Sentence examples for its doubly from inspiring English sources
There are passages of enormous beauty in this book, which has the striking visions of its doubly alienated narrator: a Cuban in Russia, a hustler-drifter in post-Communist Europe.
Although its relationship with early stage breast cancer was not statistically significant (p = 0.23), the Z-log-transformed intensities of m/z 6637 and m/z 3323 detected in the current study were also correlated (Pearson R2 = 0.558 (p < 0.001) in the controls), as expected between a protein and its doubly charged ion.
The 66.6-kDa and 33.4-kDa peaks most likely represent serum albumin and its doubly protonated form, as they are the correct mass and they increase after response to therapy, reflective of the known rise in serum albumin levels in these patients (data not shown).
After 3 h incubation with NfnB, a new species was present with a molecular weight of 814, observed in the LC-MS trace in its doubly-protonated form (m/z = 433).
The octagonal portrait on copper retains its pristine colors and crispness, making it doubly irresistible.
But most residents say its presence in an old elementary school makes it doubly hateful.
Second, there is usually an unknowable delay between when a word is first shouted across a bar and when it is written down, making its origin doubly mysterious.Like the rest of the English language, many dirty words can be traced back through Latin and Greek to a common Indo-European root.
Its particulars, doubly abstracted, continue to feel universal to this day.
Scaffolding went up around the Parr's Head in early 2012, its doors doubly barred by chipboard and a four-metre-high perimeter fence.
A reference solution, based on a linear superconducting accelerator with its associated doubly achromatic beam line, has been worked out to some detail.
