Sentence examples for which bears a key from inspiring English sources

And now we have Theft, which bears a key resemblance to a novel by the late, great Australian misanthrope Patrick White.

Our results show that NE10790 is an active compound which bears a geranylgeranyl chain.

Each address sequence corresponds to a glass Veracode micro-bead, which bears a locus-specific barcode.

yucatanense, which bears a shorter, sparser, layer of single-celled, ovular trichomes ('fibre'fibre

Carbocation is an organic species which has an electron deficient carbon which bears a positive charge.

Structurally and functionally it mimics mycobacterial PBGS, which bears an equivalent Zn2+-coordination site.

It differs from other related molecules in its disaccharide moiety, which bears an amino sugar.

Some marchers drove donkeys, one of which bore a placard which read: "I am an ass.

The only partially successful one that most legal experts can name is the Duke University lacrosse case, which bears some key similarities to the suit against Mosby.

Cyberspace is a common space for human activities, and cyber-security is, therefore, a key issue which bears on the sovereignty, security and development interests of all countries.

This month, they returned with the Rain Away EP, which bears all the hallmarks of a Chandler devotée: on "Gone Away" warm bass tones and moody jazz keys volley between blows from a kick drum and tidy hi-hat rhythms.