Sentence examples for separate nonsense from inspiring English sources

R388 or a separate nonsense mutation act dominantly and are furthermore sufficient to confer partial rescue, supporting in vitro evidence for additional, non-catalytic Spastin functions.

It therefore appears that, bizarrely, three separate nonsense mutations have become fixed in the chimp dystrotelin gene during the last 7 million years.

It's a process for enhancing our understanding of the world around us, and for separating nonsense from sense via empirical investigation, logical reasoning, and constant testing.

The membranes separating nonsense from fact-based opinion, and opinion journalism from political power, are extremely thin on the right.

Sharp discovered that genes of higher organisms are separated by "nonsense" DNA.

Physicists, who pretty much have to believe in the existence of an objective reality, insist that sense can be separated from nonsense, even in a field so abstract that laboratory experiments remain but a dream.

In short, the theoretician hopes that the axiomatization will effectively separate sense from nonsense, and that this will serve to make possible substantial progress towards the development of a mature theory.

Court mandated school desegregation had been a long time coming following the 1954 Brown vs. Board of education decision that struck down all that separate but equal nonsense.

Fortunately, the Industrial scene in Europe is mostly separated from this nonsense.

Sangster wearily dismissed claims by critics that he could use mercury to separate the gold as nonsense, but says previous techniques using cyanide have been made redundant by new, non-harmful methods for separating the gold dust from the crushed rock, using gravity and flotation techniques.

His new book, We Are Better Than This: How Government Should Spend Our Money, will not only help you separate the sense from the nonsense in America's fiscal debate.