Sentence examples for lines published in from inspiring English sources

Amgen, for its part, had some of its own data along the same lines, published in the New England Journal.

Sometimes they do it with a few lines published in a newspaper; other times it's an insidious comment or a gesture made with a fan.

As is the case with many interviews that I conducted as a writer for music trade weekly Cash Box, the Q&A remained unpublished (except for a few lines published in the June 21 , 1986 issue of that magazine).

For the WGS data, we used 10 modern human genomes from HGDP cell lines, published in Meyer et al. (2012), an Australian aboriginal genome (Rasmussen et al., 2011) and the Anzick-1 genome (Rasmussen et al., 2014).

What is the most memorable line published in the previous incarnation of The Sun, according to this article?

The Black Lace erotic-fiction line, published in the U.K., allows for clitoral piercings but "no animals, lasting physical damage, parent/child incest or misery".

Their analysis was based on quantum-mechanical theory for anisotropic scattering in the Cabannes line published in papers that seem to have introduced some confusion about determining the anisotropy and King factors.

How Cancer Crossed the Color Line, published in January by Oxford University Press, spans a century, showing how doctors' early focus on white women — largely ignoring African-Americans — was not a reflection of who actually had the disease, but of who was most commonly diagnosed.

While the U.S. intent was common knowledge in India, the official line published in the New York Times was that the USS Enterprise's mission was to evacuate Americans stranded due to the war.

We prepared 2-DE protein maps for the MCF7, MDA-MB-231 and HCC1937 cell lines in the pH range 4-7 and compared them with our 2-DE protein map of the EM-G3 cell line published in 2007 [ 23].

Despite exhaustive attempts, none of the only three CaExPA cell lines published initiated tumor formation in mouse xenograft models as observed by us and others (unpublished data).