Sentence examples for reproducing line from inspiring English sources

Lacks's were the first that "took", introducing a constantly reproducing line of cells that are literally, to give them their scientific definition, immortal.

The memo accurately describes a number of the experiments performed, including reproducing line drawings of materials double sealed within envelopes.

At age 24, neurological tests found he had memory and recall problems, speech and language impairment and difficulties remembering and reproducing line drawings.

In wildlands, P. ramorum populations consist of relatively few clonally reproducing lines descended from only one of four major lineages known worldwide; evidence suggests that these wild populations have escaped from nurseries (Mascheretti et al. 2008).

The print, developed for her at a mill in New York, was reproduced, line for line, from the photographs of the dying flowers propped against her wall, the details blown up and the colors slightly intensified for a splashy effect.

Namely, that it reproduce lines in two space dimensions or planes in three space dimensions exactly.

The construction of the medial surface reproduces lines as boundary curves, hence it automatically preserves the bigger cylinder, creating the desired branching blend.

Accordingly we found elevated level of p27 mRNA and protein expression in these transiently transfected HepG2 cell lines and in stably HBV reproducing cell line.

Postcards reproducing a line from Gustave Nadaud's famous 1863 song - 'Il ne faut pas mourir sans avoir vu Carcassonne' - were mass produced.

Scientists at the hospital where she died, Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, had been working for years to try to start a continuously reproducing cell line – but the cells always died.

You can never, so runs the elegiac argument, precisely reproduce a line of poetry in another language.