Sentence examples for perp as from inspiring English sources

"We knew that would have the sweat and cells of the victim, but now we know that it probably has the sweat and cells of the perp as well".

ΔNp63 α has been shown to regulate the expression of several adhesion molecules, including integrins (β1, β4, and α6) and desmosome protein PERP, as well as MAP kinase phosphatase 3 (MKP3), heat shock protein 70 (HSP70), multidrug resistant gene 1 (MDR-1), and ATM kinase, implicating its functions in cell growth, invasion, survival, drug resistance, and DNA repair [ 8, 10, 30– 30].

Officer Schoolcraft was not, however, a perp — as the police call someone charged with a crime.

The Times guy was slightly amused by the perp as being ambitious but certainly no Ted Kaczynski.

As he's telling me about some girl stealing his jacket, the police radio starts broadcasting a "robbery-in-progress" at our location, describing the perp as a female black in a black dress.

We previously identified Perp as a novel component of desmosomal cell-cell adhesive junctions in keratinocytes of the epidermis and oral mucosa [ 20].

It was understandable that the journalists covering these stories would refer to the young perps as hackers.

He is asking us, his audience, to make our best guesses, out of a rather long list of perps, as to who will be the lucky recipients of the much discussed pardons bestowed by our lame duck you-know-who, as he waddles ungrammatically from office.

An attempted assault on his sister described in "Standing Still" sparks a feckless family hunt for the unknowable, unfindable perp even as the father loudly blames the victim.

He was one of the first prosecutors to use the perp walk as a public-relations weapon against white-collar criminals, who traditionally had been allowed to present themselves before the court for arraignment.

Americans, she said, may see a "perp walk" as a deterrent, but in France it is illegal and considered an unfair humiliation for someone who has not been convicted.