Sentence examples for nras from inspiring English sources

They called it NRAS – it was a member of the family of RAS genes that we now know underlies the development of a quarter or more of all cancers.

Alison Rosie, the NRAS registrar, said: "This document sheds new light on the history of St Kilda and the families who lived there and gives us an insight into their lives more than 250 years ago.

He said an NRAS team took a year and a half to catalogue the papers, including the St Kilda census.

The census was discovered among the papers of Clan Maclachlan during cataloguing by the National Register of Archives for Scotland (NRAS), the branch of the National Records of Scotland which holds historical papers held in private hands.

Clare Jacklin, director of external affairs at the NRAS, says: "Too often young people with rheumatoid arthritis aren't taken seriously when initially presenting their symptoms to their GPs.

Few political analysts believe the Democratic nominee, Travis Childers, has anything other than a long shot at winning in Mississippi despite his conservative credentials as a pro-NRA, anti-abortion former congressman from a red district.

The NRA helped to run the National Board, and Congress later gave surplus guns to NRA-sponsored rifle clubs.After the second world war, the organisation's character altered.

"But many members are definitely afraid of the NRA".

Another solution which might appeal to the NRA-supporting drone enthusiast is the "Anti-drone death ray", announced by three collaborating British firms last month.

The Democratic front-runner continued to say that it's time America "stood up against the NRA".

I wouldn't have this job if it weren't for the NRA".