Sentence examples for rescue serves from inspiring English sources

Second, as MBNL1 mediated rescue serves to correct key features of DM1, inactivation of MBNL1 must be a necessary event that is required for the development of DM1 pathophysiology.

But the last-minute rescue only serves to highlight a bigger problem in France: despite a reputation for artisanal savoir-faire that goes back centuries, the country has lost much of its competitive edge.

Three fire engines were also destroyed over the period, which Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service said served as a "stark reminder of the dangers of fire".

Räddningstjänsten Storgöteborg (RSG) is a rescue service organization serving six municipalities and 794,000 inhabitants.

European officials have sought to stress that the island's bailout terms were a one-off – after an ill-advised suggestion by Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem that the rescue would serve as a model if future crises rattled European financial markets.

That's the best women in superhero films can hope for these days - being the victim that men rescue or serving as window dressing to their displays of maleness.

If yet another rescue of Rockingham serves to showcase New Jersey's devotion to its historic heritage, the mansion's wanderings also highlight the state's ambivalence toward its past.

Mr Edgar will move to England from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, where he has served since the early 1990s.

Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) teams (ie, paramilitary police units) were first formed to deal with violent civil unrest and life-threatening situations: shoot-outs, rescuing hostages, serving high-risk warrants and entering barricaded buildings, for instance.

Since the insertion and location of an additional transcription unit in the MV genome can affect virus production, an MV encoding GFP at this position (MV-GFP) was also designed and rescued to serve as a control.

UPR induction results in translation attenuation leading to NMD inhibition; therefore, UPR induction provides a mechanism by which transcripts carrying PTC can be rescued and serve as a template for readthrough treatment.