Sentence examples for returned readily from inspiring English sources
In some sequences that lack the Trx2 domain, segments of the ψErv domain were erroneously pulled into the gap, but these segments could be returned readily to their proper positions based on the high helix content of the ψErv domain and its conservation on the structural level.
And to the extent that some have so readily returned to them underscores the need for change and change now.
Words to songs never returned to Kirsten readily — she had to think hard just to recall a Christmas carol.
Even if Russia began a major rearmament drive in violation of the treaty, officials noted that the United States would still have thousands of nuclear warheads in storage that could be readily returned to service.
Searching against the whole human Uniprot dataset readily returned S. mansoni CRIT as the top hit.
The decrease in FRET readily returned to baseline upon addition of mepyramine (see Additional file 7).
Sensorgrams readily returned to baseline in the dissociation phase of the HSP72-analyte binding reactions, obviating the need for a sensor surface regeneration step.
However, he immediately grew anxious that he had given in so readily and returned to find that De Gaulle and the Soviet leadership, including President Leonid Brezhnev and prime minister Andrei Kosygin, had retired to an inner meeting room where Erwitt was given free rein to photograph them in the most casual of settings.
Whereas wild animals like wolves will avert their eyes when spotted, dogs and cats readily return our gaze, and with an apparent emotiveness that stimulates the wistful narrative in our head.
A top Spanish official acknowledged on Tuesday that Spain could not readily return to the markets to raise money because investors are demanding such high rates, highlighting how the debt crisis is spreading to larger economies in Europe.
Since K does not have any structural function in plants and because it is not incorporated into any carbon chain, K can readily return to the soil in a plant available form after harvest or plant senescence.
