Sentence examples for the same ladder from inspiring English sources

One widow's wait for a firefighter's body is made more painful by knowing that the remains of other firefighters from the same ladder company have been found.

We tested the accuracy of µLAS for single band analysis by running the same ladder in the two channels (Fig. 1B,C) and by comparing the position of the 6 bands inferred from Gaussian fitting (Fig. 1D).

Locked out of the White House, she offers solidarity with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). and other women who are called shrill or unlikable because they want to climb the same ladder as men.

Evolved clones with an inverted triplication, such as illustrated in Figure 2A, produce the same ladder of fragments because the telomere-proximal copy of SUL1 is identical to that found in the ancestral strain.

Conversely, from the top down the same ladder, once the quest for modest and compassionate merit became firmly established as the rule of the political game, the more coveted and merit-worthy males and females would tend to pair together and avoid overt extra-pair solicitations so as not to overshadow their lesser competitors, thus avoiding demerit and the risk of quorum punishment.

That workbench can be built on the same ladder principle with the top of the bench 24 inches (61 cm) wide.

According to Carl Levine, senior vice president of home furnishings at Bloomingdale's, the same ladder-back chair has been available for 20 years; it is now selling for $69.

Some cross-reactions may probably occur as various subgroups of Lp 1 strains show the same ladder-like profiles in silver-stained gels [ 35].

Foster homes Lisa and John both came up the same broken ladder.

In a separate experiment, we charged YOYO-1 on the interior surface of the capillary column and separated the same DNA ladder but without YOYO-1 intercalation.

Rather, their ambitions were simply too grand, seeking as they did the Holy Grail of American anthropology as defined by its 19th century dean, Louis Henry Morgan, who suggested that all mankind ascended the same cultural ladder--from savagery to barbarism to civilization--with some groups farther up the rungs than others.