Sentence examples for long prompts from inspiring English sources
Indeed long PROMPTs were identified only upon stabilization of the exosome, but it seems likely that these transcripts may otherwise be processed into shorter RNA, such as the PASRs or the TSSa-RNAs, and act locally.
(The word "long" prompted one man to draw out his arms like a length of string).
The early alliance with Scalia has long prompted speculation that Thomas merely parrots the views of his fellow-conservative, but that has never been the case.
Dr. A. M. Kanter, an orthopedic surgeon in Illinois, has long prompted only lukewarm tolerance from his wife, Susan, for his hundreds of 19th-century Japanese ivory statues.
The Japanese victories of the following months more than fulfilled the fantasies that fear and hate had long prompted in Australia.
Mr. Biden's reputation for windiness, self-regard and unrestrained ambition have long prompted some degree of eye-rolling around him and probably always will.
The issue has long prompted resentment, particularly for families of New York City residents who are shipped hours north of the city to be incarcerated, to places like the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, which is perched in the northern Adirondacks.
The United States' pursuit of Bin Laden has long prompted suspicions in an Arab world that remains deeply skeptical of America's support for Arab dictators and its unstinting alliance with Israel.
Fears that Mr. Greenspan has opened wide the door to inflation in the United States by keeping interest rates too low for too long prompted a sell-off in the bond market recently.
The ISI's methods and attitude – including indiscriminate bombings in civilian areas and the imposition of its harsh, ultraconservative interpretation of Islam – had long prompted debate within jihadi circles.
Many of them are from Mexico, where the economy has long prompted parents to head north to take menial jobs in restaurants and factories with the hope that their children will escape that fate.
