Sentence examples for lines conform to from inspiring English sources

Because lens epithelium is thin, double labeling of lens epithelium with Bodipy ceramide and mCherry-fused zebrafish tight junction protein ZO1 (tjp1a) confirmed that Bodipy ceramide-positive lines conform to apical cell membranes labeled with mCherry-tjp1a (supplementary material Fig. S10).

This result shows that high integration line represents their urban axes' shape, able to identify the distinctive shape of connected lines conformed to each city concept.

Adopting a new system entails a lack of time occasionally since each country should change its own tariff lines conforming to the new Harmonized System.

The other two lines are curved lines conforming to the shape of the ball.

Heaney's "right of way" into the poem was further secured when he realized that his earliest poetry, which broke with the conventional English pentameter line, "conformed to the requirements of Anglo-Saxon metrics".

Allowing initial trajectory direction to remain incompletely corrected relative to a hypothetical straight line conforms to a "minimum intervention" principle [30] and would have a lower energetic cost than fully offsetting deviations.

This line conforms to prior descriptions of the contact zone [ 25, 55, 56] and our own field observations.

The New York City lines largely conform to the existing districts, and leave all incumbents relatively secure.

The hierarchical multi-block body-fitted grid permits grid lines to conform to curved boundaries.

Ms. Birnbach said that even if the styles of the line outwardly conform to preppy standards, its blatant commercialism runs against the entire ethos.

While syntax — the mechanics of diction — can be made to toe the line and conform to a particular "style," seeing is trickier to control.