Sentence examples for which exits in from inspiring English sources

Alpha-lipoic acid (α-LA), which exits in almost all types of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, is a key regulator of energy metabolism in mitochondria.

Wolf Winter eminently repays reading for the beauty of its prose, its strange, compelling atmosphere and its tremendous evocation of the stark, dangerous, threatening place, which exits in the far north and in the hearts of all of us.

And in case you aren't keeping up, Khaliq is a partner at London VC firm Atomico and was previously CTO and co-founder of Silicon Valley startup Climate Corporation, which exited in 2013 for more than $1.1 billion.

By then Muslims dominated Ethiopia's trade, which exited via Mitsiwa in Eritrea or through Seylac on the northern Somali coast.

Nick DeLeon scored in the first half and Sean Franklin added a late goal for United, which exits the playoffs in the semifinals despite winning the Eastern Conference regular-season title.

The slice was then transferred to a smaller-volume chamber containing 250 µl ACSF, in which Aβ which exits the slice accumulates in the ACSF.

Here we take a first step towards answering the latter question by considering a model in which exits to spells below 30 days are treated as censored.

There is no coupling effects among these components which exit in traditional sequential design and this concurrent development leads to the global optimal performance.

Stockton, which exited bankruptcy in February, also agreed to pay CalPERS in full, but came to agreements with most other creditors to pay substantially more than San Bernardino will pay if the plan is approved.

But reviving the Netto brand, which exited the UK in 2010, isn't a guaranteed success.

The companies, which exited bankruptcy protection in 2002, face pressure from carriers like Nextel, which sell paging services along with voice calling.