Sentence examples for tat over from inspiring English sources
A marked improvement in the transfection efficiency of PEI-based gene delivery polymers against the lung tumor cells was attained by Kleemann et al. in 2005 when they conjugated protein transduction domain, i.e., HIV-1 TAT over PEI through heterobifunctional PEG spacer molecules [62].
The two went tit for tat over Twitter, most of it pretty lighthearted and typical of competitive NFL players.
Results are shown for the pooled L3 and L4 scans, as changes in VAT, SAT and TAT over time at levels L3 and L4 were highly correlated (in a subset of patients in whom CT scans were performed at both levels at consecutive visits), and results of the analyses after exclusion of L4 scans were comparable to those of all scans combined.
Echoing Mr. Harrison, Mr. Smith found the tit-for-tat over campaign financing a wash.
Looking back over the 11 months since Trump launched his campaign, that Kelly tit-for-tat over his attitude towards women stands out as one of the most incisive exchanges between the billionaire and a broadcaster.
6.51pm BST The tit-for-tat over Lords reform and boundary changes - "I'd be very surprised if there were more than one or two of them over the last couple of years," says Farron.
A furious Buckley accused O'Reilly of "actively canvassing company shareholders" to remove him in a tit-for-tat, over protests by the O'Brien camp that INM's corporate governance wasn't up to scratch.
In "Bridesmaids," Annie, the maid of honor, played by Kristen Wiig, and Helen, played by Rose Byrne, get into a tit-for-tat over who's closer to the bride.
Inviting guests with expertise in climate policy could provide a critical counterbalance to the media tit-for-tat over the details of Pruitt's latest scandals, Hymas said.
With Congress' approval ratings already at an all-time low, a tit-for-tat over disaster aid left Republicans and Democrats _ and the House and Senate _ in a faceoff that's all too familiar to millions of Americans.
Cynics call it Titanic tat.
