Sentence examples for marks from one from inspiring English sources
A limiting enzymatic activity then stochastically removes the heterochromatin marks from one allele to activate it.
Carefully cut out the higher marks from one report card that you want seen on your "official report card".
The latter is one reason why it gets high marks from one of my best-performing models, the approach I base on the writings of Ken Fisher.
In this case, no special circuit is required — only the capacity to initially tag the gene and then to mindlessly inherit the mark from one cell generation to the next.
A textual excerpt yesterday from the Republican Party platform, consisting of its statement on same-sex marriage, with highlighting to show language added at the behest of conservatives, omitted the marking from one passage that should have carried it.
Correction: August 31, 2004, Tuesday A textual excerpt yesterday from the Republican Party platform, consisting of its statement on same-sex marriage, with highlighting to show language added at the behest of conservatives, omitted the marking from one passage that should have carried it.
Assessors were partially crossed with tasks in that academic supervisors (n = 15-32) marked fromarkedto three written tasks from the EBM, CCP, and PCAPs fone tomes in a year.
DNA methylation patterns appear independent of transcription factor networks in ES cells and might reflect maintenance of silencing of genes that have become repressed long ago, such as imprinted genes that have derived their marking from one of the parental germlines.
The kids used the pockets of their sweatshirts to switch the marked bone from one hand to the other, while singers and drummers carried on loudly behind them, both to conjure good spirits and to rattle the other team's guesser.
A series of doorways – simple frames held up by the actors – mark passages from one country to another, and from life into death.
The most common form of die is the cube, with each side marked with from one to six small dots (spots).
