Sentence examples for published a strand from inspiring English sources
In 2009 Parkhomchuk et al. [ 7] published a strand specific library protocol which has since become popular among such protocols being both relatively simple and effective.
Last year, The Strand magazine published a short story by Fitzgerald, which its editor Andrew Gulli found in the archives of Princeton University.
Two of Pope Francis' close confidantes have published a scathing rebuke of how a certain strand of what they call religious "fundamentalism" has become fused with politics in America.
We published a correction.
Ten years later, Doyle was obliged to bring Holmes and Watson back from the dead in the story "The Adventure of the Empty House", published in Strand Magazine in 1903.
It was Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, published in the Strand magazine after 1890 that made Sherlock Holmes a literary immortal.
Because the published (matching) guide strand sequence was 19 nt long, four nucleotides shorter than the miR-122 guide strand, we added four nucleotides (derived from the sequence of firefly luciferase) to the 3' end of the FLuc guide strand in order to maintain the structure of the miR-122 short hairpin.
Even spiritualists joined in criticizing Conan Doyle's article "The Evidence for Fairies," published in The Strand Magazine in 1921, and his subsequent book The Coming of the Fairies (1922), in which he voiced support for the claim that two young girls, Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths, had photographed actual fairies that they had seen in the Yorkshire village of Cottingley.
H. G. Wells, in his short story The Land Ironclads, published in The Strand Magazine in December 1903, described the use of large, armoured cross-country vehicles, armed with cannon and machine guns, and equipped with pedrail wheels A number of ironclads have been preserved or reconstructed as museum ships.
