Sentence examples for lines recognized from inspiring English sources

"The lines recognized their liability and the negative public reaction.

However, there are up to 35 mare lines recognized by various Lipizzan organizations.

All T cell lines recognized at least one of the lytic cycle antigens tested (Fig. 4).

Surprisingly, except for two T cell lines showing weak responses against EBNA3C, none of the EBV-specific T cell lines recognized any of the latent cycle antigens of EBV (Fig. 2).

We did not find any recurrent cross-reactivity to allogeneic MHC alleles as each one of these three alloreactive T cell lines recognized a different allogeneic HLA-A allele: A*3001, A*3101, or A*3201.

While early passage T cell lines responded similarly against LCL and mini-LCL, responses against mini-LCL decreased to background levels with further rounds of stimulation in all T cell lines that had shown EBV specificity in previous experiments, suggesting that the late passage T cell lines recognized lytic cycle antigens or cellular genes induced by EBV infection (Fig. 3A).

This process was analysed using previously established T-cell lines recognizing the immuno-dominant 58 66 peptide when presented by HLA-A2*0201 complexes.

On the front lines, recognizing a burgeoning humanitarian crisis required experience and the willingness to push hard for a large-scale mobilization when many others were reluctant to believe.

In fact, AhR found in nuclear extracts prepared from two human B cell lines recognizes a consensus Pax5 binding site in the CD19 promoter [ 52].

The book was Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" — in the translation published by Losada in Buenos Aires — and it determined a new direction for my life from its opening line, recognized today as one of the great devices in world literature: "As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect".

Caramanica said the line recognized that "fame is illusory" and "talk[ed] about some of his daughter's famous friends", while Stewart interpreted the line as a description of Hollywood life in general.