Sentence examples for of mixed life from inspiring English sources

Yet, our libraries do contain cDNA from daphniids of mixed life stages, including gravid females, embryos, juveniles and a small number of males.

Firstly, we used aphids of mixed life stages to make the library in order to maximize the likelihood of having a whole set of transcripts under the described rearing condition in this study.

Signs of this more conciliatory stance can be seen in the depiction of a mixed life in the Philebus, which is a life open to everyone, as well as in the suggestions in the Lawsof a second-best state, a state that is more accommodating to common human nature.

Predictably, there has been some debate about More's reluctance to enter the court world Erasmus insists that he was "dragged" into it but there is a forward impetus in More's career which suggests that, while well aware of the dangers, he could also see it as an opportunity to realize the active element of Hilton's "mixed life".

Before adding the predators, we brushed mixed life stages of T. urticae onto the arenas.

The predatory mites were fed with mixed life stages of T. urticae, reared on whole bean plants, Phaseolus vulgaris, by adding detached spider mite-infested leaves onto rearing units in 2 3-day intervals.

pipiens pallens mosquitoes of mixed sex and life stages [ 46] see Additional file 2 for details and accession numbers) for presence of the exon4ex donor and for male-specific splicing of the exon 4 extension to exon 6.

56 The presentation of the portal content was further informed by research showing that the use of mixed media, real-life examples, plain language and the provision of information in small and 'digestible' quantities are effective and preferred educational strategies by users.

Everything's Just Wonderful, a bittersweet and honest tale of mixed-up modern life, scores the coup of rhyming weight loss with Kate Moss, while Littlest Things is a perfect description of missing someone: "We'd spend the whole weekend lying in our own dirt/ I was just so happy in your boxers and your T-shirt".

Michelle de Kretser, The Lost Dog (Chatto & Windus) In trendy downtown Melbourne and the bush beyond, a lonely Indian-born academic searches for his beloved dog, for his childhood in Asia and Australia, and for the secrets of a mysterious artist whose vision of mixed-up urban life matches his own fragile sense of self.

Such contradictory demands and expectations may reflect, in part, the unusual makeup of a man of mixed race and origin whose life and upbringing have touched several continents.