Sentence examples for passage such that from inspiring English sources

Therefore, deletion of residues 602-630 would shrink the opening of the UCS passage such that the binding site is interrupted.

The number of Desmin-positive/SMA-negative cells decreased with successive passage, such that after the second passage, only Desmin/SMA-positive cells could be detected.

Yet Jews may also invoke pacifistic passages, such as that under God's law "they shall beat their swords into plowshares nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war" (Isaiah 2 4; c.f. Micah 4 3).

Collins stated that the deaths of young characters and other "dark passages" were the most difficult parts of the book to write, but that she had accepted that passages such as these were necessary to the story.

Passages such as these suggest that Spinoza was a necessitarian, according to whom falsity and impossibility are co-extensive.

Yet there are numerous passages such as only he could have written that are among the best of the century.

Of course this is bolstered by passages such as Deuteronomy 22 13-21, which says that a marriage is only valid if the woman is a virgin.

An explicit mechanism (left) purposely represents the passage of time, such that each chunk of time is represented equally.

In a warmer land, the story would surely have accumulated a thousand layers with the passage of time, such that a sweet though unattractive girl would have emerged from the forest chased, perhaps, by a wolf or a bear or some other wild animal.

MEFs tended to undergo cell senescence after only a few passages in culture, such that we were unable to obtain stable MEF lines with depleted lamin A by RNAi for iPS cell induction.

Here and there I fail to follow the logic of the working-out; I cannot see much force in passages of imitation such as that on page 51 of the score ­– although I freely admit that a fuller knowledge of the symphony might put these things in a different light; and the frequent partiality for passages in thirds rather at savours of a mannerism.