Sentence examples for of a fusion between from inspiring English sources

Its content is the result of a fusion between academics and journalists.

Similarly, patients with tinnitus, a ringing in the ears, suffer because of a fusion between areas that handle different tones within primary auditory regions of the brain.

Membo is a bit of a fusion between neighborhood social networking apps like Nextdoor and local discussion apps like Yik Yak.

Here we present the crystal structure of a fusion between BamA POTRA4-5 and BamD from Rhodothermus marinus.

Thus, the 'Romantic spirit' is also found in the works of Shakespeare, and sought in the spirit of romance cultures and languages, which, for Schlegel, are the result of a fusion between Latin and Teutonic, in a similar way as German Romanticism "is the fruit of the union of the peculiarities of the northern with the fragments of antiquity" (LDA, 5).

DamID involves expression at approximately physiological levels of a fusion between PcG and the Dam DNA methyltransferase.

But already the 1911 essay "On Poverty of Spirit"—a fusion between an autobiographical reflection on Lukács' role in the suicide of Irma Seidler and an examination of theoretical issues points towards a different conclusion: an emphatic rejection of an "ethics of duty".

It's tapestry of pop culture--a fusion between friendly talk show, including celebrity guests, and a music countdown--with Bass at its the center.

Ectopic expression of VP88GFP, a fusion between green fluorescent protein and the envelope protein VP088, did not compromise the ES cell properties and susceptibility to SGIV infection.

We overexpressed this protein in host cells and show that the transgene expression of VP88GFP, a fusion between VP088 and green fluorescent protein (GFP), does not compromise the ES cell properties and susceptibility to SGIV.

Here, we describe the construction and quantitative characterization of Gemini, a fusion between the β-galactosidase (β-gal) α-fragment and the N-terminus of full-length green fluorescent protein (GFP).