Sentence examples for thence they from inspiring English sources

Thence they are ingested into the cell, where they disable another protein, SNAP-25, the role of which is to help release a chemical messenger called acetylcholine.

Thence they infer that the area of the original square is twice the size of the inner square.

ERK1/2 share 85% of aminoacid identity and all known functional domains and thence they have been considered functionally equivalent until recent studies found that the ablation of either ERK1 or ERK2 causes dramatically different phenotypes.

Community health agents have no formal training, they are recruited within the community where they live and thence, they play an important role by building the bridge between the community and the health care unit.

In Canada the transcontinental railways linked up the Maritime Provinces with the St. Lawrence Great Lakes, and thence, from Montreal and Toronto, they crossed the shield to converge at Winnipeg; there, reinforced by large land grants, they fanned out across the prairies, to be drawn together by the Fraser River down to Vancouver.

Studying such interactions, and thence understanding how they arise and can be manipulated, is a prerequisite for exploiting them.

They venture thence to city neighborhoods, country towns, and faceless exurbs, in an American-made pickup truck with great legroom.

In 1890 Rhodes's Pioneers began their hazardous march into Matabeleland and thence to Mashonaland, where they established a fort in September to be called Salisbury after the British prime minister.

After Comoran and African Union troops toppled his regime, Bacar and five members of his former government fled to Mayotte and thence to Réunion, where they were put under house arrest.

The white scuff marks he has left on them testify to their many migrations: from fields near Barre, Vermont, where Goldsworthy and Ehrenberg discovered them, to the Connecticut quarry where they were hollowed, and thence to a Brooklyn holding yard, from which, finally, they were moved to Battery Park City and crane-lifted, gingerly, onto the roof of the museum.

The Maghariba who refused to submit to Ibn Tughj had fled to Alexandria and thence to Barqa, from where they invited the Fatimid ruler al-Qa'im (r. 934 946) to invade Egypt and pledged their assistance.