Sentence examples similar to permeating the zone from inspiring English sources

We observed distinct Xist RNA foci localized in close association with the nuclear matrix protein scaffold attachment factor-A (SAF-A) both within and at the boundary zone of the collapsed ANC permeating the entire Barr body.

The anxiety permeating the interview was palpable.

That culture now permeates the entire organization — a sort of ego-free zone in which players and coaches can occasionally seem as if they're competing for a Nobel prize in humility.

But for all the war zone imagery and anger that remained, a positive vibe permeated the coverage on every channel until dusk.

Once inhaled, UFPs can be deposited in greater numbers in deeper lung zones than larger particles (Nemmar et al. 2002b) and have a greater potential to permeate the alveolar capillary barrier to be in contact with vascular endothelial cells.

On Tuesday at the Joyce Theater, the stale air of competition dance permeated the opening-night Complexions program, with lighting so funereal that it seemed the designer Michael Korsch was trying emulate a war zone.

This idea of "good guys" with guns permeates the president's and the NRA's rhetoric on mass shootings, which they tend to blame on "gun-free zones".

Rather, it permeates the space.

Politics permeated the household.

"It permeates the program.

It permeates the electorate.