Sentence examples for strands about from inspiring English sources

The drugs themselves are short pieces of RNA made of strands about 21 genetic letters long.

The fibre strands, about 3 feet (0.9 metre) long, are pale in colour and lustrous, with strength comparable to that of jute.

"Kathy, I think you shouldn't make that move," said Mr. Wiseman, his hair disheveled and falling in unruly strands about his head as he peered toward her from his table.

If, reading it, you find yourself wondering why the strands about the Shaposhnikov sisters don't really seem to tie together, and why the strand about the manager of the Stalingrad power station doesn't go anywhere much, the answer is that they are trailing stubs of plots much more developed in the previous volume.

I saw Borgman, and I saw movies from other strands, about 10 movies so far.

The regulatory situation gets more complicated with cell-cultured meat, in which cells taken from animal muscle are grown on special scaffolds until they form enough tissue strands (about 20,000) to make a meatball or hamburger.

However, the strain 2CP-C leading strand is about 1.5 Mb shorter than the lagging strand (Figure 2).

The Mississippi had been closed to all boat traffic, stranding about 200 vessels.

It's a wonder they're not stranded about 60 miles from the Aviva Stadium.

The ambulance became stranded about a block and a half away from the hospital.

There's a strong flavour of Patrick McCabe to the least successful plot strand, about a child kidnap.