Sentence examples for sometimes condensed from inspiring English sources
Events are sometimes condensed, but almost every line can be checked against a source.
As apoptotic cells are sometimes condensed relative to normal cells, the threshold cannot be set based on the size of normal cells.
Because dead cells gradually disintegrate, producing subcellular fragments of various sizes, because apoptotic cells are sometimes condensed, and because apoptotic cells often disintegrate in the form of apoptotic bodies (Kerr et al, 1972), the calculation of percentage apoptosis is complicated by the presence of subcellular fragments.
No trump bids: In addition to bidding for a trump suit, you can declare a bid of "no trump" (sometimes condensed as "notrump," and abbreviated NT), which indicates you are only bidding a number, not a suit.
Mr. Bernstein sometimes condenses too much, leaving the reader dizzy.
In most cases, interstellar matter occurs in cloudlike concentrations, which sometimes condense enough to form stars.
In five cases of FCDIIb, DN showed a striking tigroid cytoplasmic labelling pattern with both pS6 markers, sometimes condensing in the perinuclear zone.
However, the text is sometimes too condensed to make sense, the graphic symbols and color codes are inconsistently used, and typographical, grammatical and factual errors detract from the book's credibility as a useful tool.
So if you make them more condensed, sometimes it's easier to see what the pattern is.
We show further that many of the astrocytes with such alterations have shrunken, condensed and sometimes fragmented nuclei, which contain fragmented DNA.
Songwriting is of course a very different art to that of the novelist — condensing sometimes large ideas into rhyming couplets seems to be the opposite process.
