Sentence examples for recurrent lines from inspiring English sources

Magazine his thoughts on the role and of the show itself: Phineas and Ferb makes liberal use of running gags, and Phineas has several recurrent lines that are featured in most episodes.

Therefore, it will be feasible to transfer favored alleles from both the parents to elite jatropha varieties as recurrent lines.

This year's recurrent line was that "Britain can do better than this".

Except, perhaps, for Robards's long-suffering paramour at the time, Lauren Bacall, whose recurrent line becomes an offstage Greek chorus.

CSSL is a novel mapping population that carries a specific chromosomal segment from a donor line in the genetic background of the recurrent line.

Additionally, these maize NILs were as Al-sensitive as the sensitive recurrent line, L53.

A recurrent line showing greatest morphological divergence from the primary tumour line also demonstrated the greatest differences at the ultrastructural level, in increased production of plasminogen activator and in the composition of cell-surface glycoproteins.

Near-isogenic lines (NILs) developed for ZmMATE2 were as Al-sensitive as the recurrent line, indicating that this candidate gene was not responsible for the Al tolerance QTL on chromosome 5, qALT5.

Other reasons for stopping include allergic reactions (two), recurrent line infection (two), pregnancy (one), depression (one), and moving out of area resulting in being lost to follow-up (two).

We selected 11 rice accessions that originate from various regions of Asia to develop diverse backcrossed populations derived from crosses of these accessions with the japonica accession KSH as a common parental and recurrent line (Table  1; Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The initial clinical course was dominated by numerous infectious complications, e.g. recurrent line infections (05/2009, 04/2010, 02/2012), a liver abscess and an episode of acute cholecystitis in the absence of cholelithiasis, which was interpreted as another ischemic episode in the splanchnic circulation.