Sentence examples for more imprint from inspiring English sources

Doesn't that happen with franchises, that each new film seems not so much a brave new story as one more imprint from the trusted pattern?

Besides finding far more imprinted genes than expected, Dr. Dulac's team also picked up unexpected patterns in the way the genes were expressed.

The software predicted the existence of 156 more imprinted genes among the 20,770 human genes.

When the resist is cured for longer, it becomes more cross-linked, meaning the amount of solid content and the strength of the resist are greater so stamp contamination is lower per imprint and thus more imprints are achievable from each stamp.

The researchers had to delete more imprinting regions from the HSCs generated from male mice before injecting it into sperm from another mouse.

These ICRs simultaneously and often reciprocally regulate two or more imprinted genes.

To identify more imprinted genes with loss of imprinting in Smchd1 mutants, we analyzed the placentas of F1 (C57Bl6/J × FVB/n) E14.5 male embryos (n = 5 for each genotype, Smchd1+/+ and Smchd1MommeD1/MommeD1).

In fact, the conventions tend to leave a more permanent imprint.

But conservatives had their own pantheon of foreign-born exotics, who dispensed very different lessons and left a deeper and more lasting imprint on our politics.

But as one who grows heirloom apples in central Massachusetts, I would encourage the Obamas to make a more permanent imprint on the White House lawn as well, by planting an orchard.

Take the Sonntag family of Wittenberg, the city where Martin Luther nailed his theses to a church door in 1517, and a place still bearing the more recent imprint of decades of East German rule.