Sentence examples for prevalent lines from inspiring English sources

One of the most prevalent lines today, descendants include the second-largest number of stallions at stud.

During the last decade, several human prostate cancer cell lines were established and of these, DU 145, LNCaP and PC-3 represent the most prevalent lines [ 3- 5].

As of late May, however, there were still more than 30,000 families displaced by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita spread across the country in apartments paid for by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and another 13,000 families, down from a peak of nearly 18,000, marooned in trailer or mobile home parks, where hunger is so prevalent that lines form when the truck from the food bank appears.

Facebook's weakness is that it doesn't own a mobile operating system or prevalent hardware line.

It "does not accurately measure pipe wall thickness" and does not account for different forms of wear-and-tear combining at one site a problem that is prevalent along Line 9 and according to him constitutes its greatest threat.

Notably, one phenotype was significantly more prevalent in control lines: appearance of chlorotic, seemingly dead, spots on the first true leaves.

To expand future possiblity of the cocktail used in clinic, we chose these common and prevalent cancer cell lines for the study of combined treatment.

Sustained activation of NF- κB is prevalent in cell lines and tumor tissue specimens and contributes to malignant progression and therapeutic resistance in most of the major forms of human cancer.

The most prevalent problem was line infections, which occurred in 12 patients, and seven lines were removed because of infection.

"I definitely agree with [Arquette] but it does seem to be more prevalent in her line of work," said Laura Livingstone, a visual effects producer who worked on the Iron Man franchise.

"Ice" eschews fact-based hard science in favor of personal dreamscape, and it twists the hackneyed damsel-in-distress story line prevalent in mid-century space operas into something eerie and demented.