Sentence examples for through conforming from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that MLL1 could bind to HOXA10 promoter through conforming a protein complex with ERa.

By the time he had to don the character of Lili, Redmayne had come to know exactly what he wanted, and needed, to convey on film: "Lili had been born Lili and, through conforming and society, had put up this masculinity that people saw as Einar," he said.

Current recommendations in the US require verification through laboratories conforming to the Federal Government's Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA); and researchers working in Africa will have to determine whether local recommendations can ensure accurate validation of findings.

"Now that I'm older, I wish that I didn't put myself through that grinding, conforming process.

Compared to conventional radiation where multiple large beams pass through the body conforming to the target that needs to be treated, IMRT allows beams to be broken up into thousands of tiny pencil-thin radiation beams, each with a different intensity that enters the body from many more angles.

The media representations of Iran in the West are strangulated and distorted both in their creation and at their reception; firstly by strict censorship and secondly through an editing process conforming to populist preconceptions.

Semantic metadata of all Silver-compatible caBIG™ systems are made available through the caDSR – a conforming implementation of ISO/IEC 11179 standard for metadata registries [ 21].

If it's title insurance, then Radian can offer it nationwide only if it goes through the costly process of conforming to a host of regulations in all 50 states.

The TFR is the average number of children that would be born to a woman by the time she completed childbearing if she were to pass through all her childbearing years conforming to the ASFRs of a given year.

It is generally defined as practices with a focus on controlling processes and products through tools for the purpose of conforming to and satisfying established requirements [3].

Rushing through responsibilities, task-centered practice and conforming to superiors, all leads to nurses caring for the wards more than the patients.