Sentence examples for may be fetched from inspiring English sources
Though the information about the PRRs may be fetched from other source like Swiss-Prot etc., the information about the more important PAMPs are scattered in the literature.
Ms. Graham's Gray may be fetching, but she tries so strenuously to charm that her ditziness begins to pall.
And gardening takes precedence over art at times – Childe Hassam is surely here only to show what American coastal planting looks like, and likewise Joaquín Sorolla's trailing geraniums, which may be fetching but are botanical hackwork.
Companies that are selling properties now may be fetching premium rates for their vacant buildings.
"Never darken our doors again!" the word "actress" was sternly instructed, and away it duly skulked into oblivion - though I'm told it may still be fetched out in one precise context: where a liaison occurs with a bishop.
This may be far fetched enough to not even make the top 10 list, but look at what Google and startups like Zoho are doing.
Both are bit patterns strings of 0s and 1s that may be interpreted either as data or as program instructions, and both are fetched from memory by the CPU.
The products are fetched from storage racks by workers known as pickers, who may cover miles on foot in the course of a workday.
Operon predictions were fetched from Janga et al. [ 11].
