Sentence examples for sense wild from inspiring English sources

All transfectants carrying PCMT sense (wild type or mutants) over-expressed the relevant protein, while the protein signal was almost undetectable in those carrying the antisense counterpart (Fig. 2, panel B).

In this sense wild boars can act as a good sentinel species for the presence of environmental Salmonella serotypes, some of which have zoonotic implications.

For each miRNA mature region, two controls were written on the chip: a sense wild-type probe (s), an anti-sense wild-type (PM) form and a double mutant control (MM).

Normalization was thus performed over anti-sense wild-type probes across the chip; however, only data from significant probes were used for clustering and classification.

Strong sense of wild moors, over which Jane somehow hears Rochester calling her name.

It is in every sense a wild affair for an hour and a half.

Out of this has come music that is, in every sense, totally wild.

Most of the crowd are under 30, and there's a sense of wild anticipation.

Talk to mayors in the disaster-stricken areas and you get a sense of Wild Western true grit.

In photos from the ends of his trips, he looks ecstatic and feral, in the best possible sense, intrinsically wild and free.

One of his elementary-school teachers, Yvon Bourgueil, describes Bourdin as a precocious and captivating child, who had an extraordinary imagination and visual sense, drawing wild, beautiful comic strips.