Sentence examples for loose reading from inspiring English sources
Producers have found other ways to get around the already loose Reading Guidelines as well--concerts.
Does getting loose mean literally LOOSE (read: earthquake)?
When open reading frames (ORFs) move to other operons, they will loose their original RBS.
The plasmid for overexpression of MinC codes for an open reading frame for MinC connected to an N-terminal hexahistidine tag by a linker (Loose et al., 2011).
I mean with the tide of vomit that I very nearly let loose after reading this item.
And at last (thirteenth and last stop: Grand Circus Park) the leaflet reproduces a life-size bronze sculpture (a middle aged man, bald and with a moustache, wearing a wrinkled suit and a loose tie, reading a newspaper: "he looks so alive!").
The sum of exact and loose match reads was used as the total number of reads for each miRNA.
By Edward Jr. Weimar The New Yorker, October 5, 1929 P. 17 Mr. Morgan spends better part of four afternoons reading "Loose Ladies" by Vina Delmar, on his way home from France on the Mauretania.
Fletcher and Buscher play fast and loose in their reading of Wilson.
Gives her a snappy line and asks her if she has read "Loose Ladies" a book.
We were sitting in the back room of his headquarters, on the second floor of a two-story yellow clapboard building on Eliot Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at a table with a large Second World War poster hanging over it which read "Loose Talk Can Cost Lives!
