Sentence examples for unique tale from inspiring English sources

The unique TALE motif within their homeodomain allows TALE proteins to interact with other homeobox-containing proteins (Bürglin, 1997; Piper et al., 1999).

The most unique tale of a reformed alcoholic.

Reality is often stranger than fiction, and every patient comes in with his or her own unique tale, which must be fully comprehended.

In comedy, the popular Japanese duo Gamarjobat are back at the Komedia with their "unique tale of love and revenge in the Wild West".

"She realised in that moment she should rip off her badge and buy a new identity," says 26-year old Bikont, sitting in a cafe in central Warsaw as she retells her grandmother's extraordinary, but by no means unique, tale.

There is so much human insight in this unique tale of Dickens's 'wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner', that you could use it as a self-help manual!" It's easy to understand why robbo100 holds Dickens responsible for inventing the modern Christmas!

I'm with him on this, but I wonder how long it will be before these unique tales of close encounters in the ocean become more of a commodity among visitors.

The above are just a few of the unique tales to come from this year's FA Cup, but we want to hear your FA Cup story.

A unique TALE-DNA-binding code uses two polymorphic amino acids in each repeat to mediate recognition of specific nucleotides.

With the bat story I suppose I figured it was a semi-unique tale with a little action and a happy ending.

When Neil Gaiman first proposed this idea of giving books for Halloween I offered some suggestions, among them Adam Gidwitz's unique take on fairy tales, A Tale Dark and Grimm.