Sentence examples for needs a passage from inspiring English sources

In S. cerevisiae, P. falciparum, and possibly other pathogens, the epigenetic silencing of genes needs a passage through the S phase [ 32, 53], but it is not clear if DNA replication itself is the required process [ 60].

On the negative side, entrepreneurship is an ex posts event because entrepreneurial activities need a passage of time before their true impact becomes observable.

There is reliable old Tozer, whom Hollander calls in whenever he needs a difficult passage paraphrased.

Your feelings and emotions need a safe passage.

A bill to extend the Constituent Assembly will be introduced Friday morning, but passage needs a two-thirds majority, a mathematical impossibility without Maoist support.

What we need is a passage of time to get this club back in the Premier League.

"There's a trade-off between walking bipedally in an optimal way, which narrows or constricts the birth canal, and evolving fat, big-brained babies which need a wide birth passage," says Zollikofer. "Bipedalism and big brains are independent evolutionary processes.

The idea that young men (and now women) want and need a rite of passage into adulthood that takes them out into the world to test and prove themselves, and that includes high stakes, extreme challenges, extreme bonding and risk of death, is as old as the Trojan War and older.

I needed a rite of passage.

In football terms, you would need a rite-of-passage moment on the field that transcends numbers.

(All of those Republicans also opposed the final bill, which removed the provision defunding the health law and sent the stopgap bill back to the House, but by then Democrats only needed a simple majority for passage).