Sentence examples for serving as the source from inspiring English sources
The general's remarks also fueled anxiety on Capitol Hill that dozens of unguarded or lightly guarded sites could be serving as the source of the explosives now being used not only in the recent major bombings, but in the daily attacks against American forces.
Aggressive individuals that are fearful of their opponents may also perform displays of redirected aggressive attacks on nearby inanimate objects, reminiscent of an angry person who slams a door instead of causing physical harm to the individual who is serving as the source of frustration.
Aspartoacylase catalyzes the metabolism of an important amino acid in the brain, with the release acetate serving as the source for fatty acid biosynthesis.
A mixture of ZnO and graphite powders (1 1 in weight ratio) was loaded in an alumina boat serving as the source material.
There does exist however some overlap: COX-1 is constitutively expressed serving as the source of housekeeping prostaglandins, whereas the expression of COX-2 increases in pathophysiological situations such as acute pain, inflammation or cancer [5].
A mixture gas of high-purity Ar (2.0 × 104 Pa) and H2 (4.0 × 103 Pa) was introduced into the evacuated chamber (5.0 × 10−3 Pa) serving as the source of plasma.
How has the novel in question served as the source for these chapters?
The network's foundation is Ted Turner's library of 3300 movies, purchased from MGM, which originally served as the source of films for the Turner Broadcasting channels TBS and TNT.
As the air rises and cools, orographic clouds form and serve as the source of the precipitation, most of which falls upwind of the mountain ridge.
I'm typing on a computer keyboard made partly of molded polyvinyl chloride, which also serves as the source material for that ultimate plastic item, the credit card.
Since 1970, Americans have been allowed to "self-identify" on the federal census, which serves as the source for other federal- and state-mandated definitions of race.
