Sentence examples for through hitch from inspiring English sources

I learned through Hitch about the extent of this injustice when he told the story of Cardinal Emmanuel Wamala, the Archbishop of Kampala, Uganda, in his book, God is not Great.

Rather, our data suggest that, with the exclusion of rs757262 and rs3130981 in TRIM40 and CDSN, opposite risk SNPs are likely to have accumulated as neutral variants, possibly maintained through hitch-hiking with the balanced polymorphisms.

Berlin et al. [ 24] proposed that the mtDNA diversity could therefore be reduced by Hill-Robertson interference: selective effects applying to loci linked to the W will affect mtDNA through hitch-hiking.

Maternally inherited endosymbionts like Wolbachia pipientis are in linkage disequilibrium with the mtDNA of their hosts and can therefore induce selective sweeps through hitch-hiking, decreasing genetic diversity over many generations (Narita et al. 2006; Galtier et al. 2009; Rodriguero et al. 2010; Sun et al. 2011).

After 2001's Lions, the Black Crowes' singer Chris Robinson became a gossip staple through his hitch to Kate Hudson, while other band-members wandered off up various blind alleys.

This is mainly due to the effect of the towed vehicle on the towing vehicle through the hitch jackknifing.

When the needle was passed through rolling hitch loops it established a knot that was secure in simple applications, but required one additional half-hitch to secure in vulnerable applications involving slippery sutures or tissue purchases subjected to disruptive tension.

I finished Modern Art last September, so it's taken us almost a year to get it out through various hitches along the way.

Epigenetics describes how genes are turned on or off, in part through compounds that hitch on top of DNA — or else jump off it — determining whether it makes the proteins that tell our bodies what to do.

One achievement of the former British premier Tony Blair may have been his impact on this debate through attempts to hitch it to his tawdry justifications for the illegal invasion of Iraq.

"They told us the only thing they had to eat in those days was a small chicken," says Crosbie, whose British passport ensured he made it through without a hitch.