Sentence examples for while apt from inspiring English sources

The term exogenous means "growing or originating from outside," and, with a glance at my racing program, even this good filly's name -- while apt -- broke with convention, in that it was unrelated to those of her direct forebears.

It indicates, too, that the "nutrition transition" model of dietary change – while apt and appropriate in nutritional terms – fails to capture some of the more complex aspects of global dietary change (see also discussion by Lang and Rayner [ 138].

It could have been a dry tale, but, breaking the story up into bite-sized chapters, Mr Ziegler satisfies every appetite, putting the evolution of the scholarships in the context of a changing world, bringing to life the many people in the story and all the while finding apt and amusing things to say about them.

Inhibition of deacylation caused GAP-43 to accumulate in perinuclear structures while APT-2 overexpression increased the cytoplasmic pool of GAP-43.

For example, males may be less likely to report frequent crying while more apt to reveal anger or irritability.

While geographically apt for a player who has spent his entire career to that point in San Antonio, that nickname didn't quite do justice to Duncan's ability to still impact a game starring much younger men.

While the apt "null" and "nil" are heard in some regions, several years after heroin markets in the Eastern US were flooded with the stuff, fentanyls are mostly nameless or sold as heroin, he said.

In PurR, this domain is fused to a winged-helix-turn-helix domain that is present in other DNA-binding proteins, while in Apt, the PRT domain presents catalytic activity [ 40].

While Mr. Apted was busily shooting the lead-up to the condo-smashing fight scene in "Enough," Mr. Smith was having a nice, lazy afternoon.

While Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) tend to go after corporate and governmental targets, there are also new trends in hackers targeting small businesses and even personal computers and devices rather than going after the big players.

The book is full of these sentences, concrete pinions that block sense while feeling poetically apt.