Sentence examples for underlined I from inspiring English sources

Thus, two possible modes of action for such an antibacterial molecule can be underlined (i) competitive binding to a cell-surface exposed receptor (e.g. such as porin)[6], [10] involved in key cellular processes and (ii) channel or pore formation in the cytoplasmic membrane.

The sequences confirmed the expected N-terminal sequences (underlined) i.e. MRGSHHHHHHGS ENSDDY (rPTX3); MRGSHHHHHHGS TKLEDHLE (rS100A12).

He added: "It underlined, I think, the extraordinary ties of language, history, culture and national interest that bring the U.S. and the U.K. together.

A man had strangled his mistress, and left an open copy of the book on the bedside table with the following passage circled and underlined: "I again felt that strange sensation that ran up my back as my hand closed on her throat and I couldn't stop myself; it came; it was so strong that I let her go...".

Three cases are underlined: (i) the new system exhibits deadlocks: it is not interoperable any more, (ii) it is deadlock free, (iii) it is deadlock free and moreover conforms to the previous one.

(Chapter 4, underlined: "I remember Mr. Hubble as a tough high-shouldered stooping old man, of a sawdusty fragrance, with his legs extraordinarily wide apart: so that in my short days I always saw some miles of open country between them when I met him coming up the lane").

"Everything I underline I assume is important to me".

Unable even to underline, I devised a system of using hairpins to mark important places in the text (I didn't dare ask the rabbi for his permission) and cultivated my memory.

"I want to underline I still believe the Rio organising committee can deliver an excellent Games," he said.

So, basically, look, that just was to underline, I think, the global nature of this war that we're fighting.

I had underlined it way back when I first read the book, in the nineteen-eighties.