Sentence examples for regular western from inspiring English sources

When I was growing up women wore traditional clothes or regular western clothes.

While climate change, destruction of natural habitat, pollution, corporate irresponsibility and CO2 emissions are all, at last, part of regular western discourse, how has that information been passed on to the indigenous people?

There were hangings and shootings on every corner – just a regular Western town".

Regular Western blotting procedures were applied to the samples, with monoclonal anti-mSlo3 antibody (1∶200, Antibodies Inc) or monoclonal anti-mβ4 antibody (1∶200, Antibodies Inc) as the primary antibody and the HRP-conjugated goat anti-mouse IgG antibody (1∶1000, Pierce) as the secondary antibody, correspondingly.

The denatured sample was separated on a 3 8% Tris Acetate gel (NuPAGE, Invitrogen) and Twinkle proteins were detected by regular western blotting.

Due to the lack of a proper antibody to detect endogenous Fbw7 in regular western analysis, we demonstrated the downregulation of endogenous Fbw7 by miR-92 using immunoprecipitation followed by immunoblotting with a polyclonal anti-Fbw7 antibody.

Mr. Delcroix, who plays Herbert Quayle in the show, identifies the trait that separates this crew from the regulars in western Pennsylvania.

The Bank also provides concessional loans to the least-developed countries through its International Development Association, financed by regular donations from western governments.

She gave frequent interviews, continued to organise the PPP and was a regular visitor to western capitals, delivering lectures at universities and meeting government officials.

The Shop A regular supplier to Western brands, this New Delhi-based textiles and housewares company opened a second store in a charming Bandra bungalow last year.

Second, regular assertion by Western countries of a "responsibility to protect" against egregiously criminal misgovernance in developing countries runs the risk of looking and feeling like what might be characterized as neo-imperialism.