Mullis in a sentence

Mullis' attorney suggested that Amy Mullis startled someone in the farm's shed where she was found, prompting that person to impale her in the back with a corn rake while Todd Mullis was working in a nearby barn.

Mullis and Erlich took Cetus' side in the case, and Khorana refused to testify for DuPont; the jury upheld Mullis's patent in 1991.

Kyleena Mullis was born with hypoplastic right heart syndrome.

Led by team captains Emma Dibeneditto and Kalli Mullis, the team is comprised of 10 high school athletes and six middle school athletes.

Americana singer/songwriter Fredrick James Mullis, Jr., best known as Early James in the music industry, made a special appearance in his hometown of Troy Friday night at Fuse Coffee with fellow musician Adam Guthrie.

Deputy Mullis advised that he could not keep the husband from the residence but if he returned causing a disturbance to call dispatch immediately.

Sidney McCray, head basketball coach of St. Maria Goretti receives the O. Ray Mullis Coach of the Year Award from Jack Degele, commissioner of the BCL during the 2023-24 Baltimore Catholic League, BCL Awards luncheon at Turf Valley Resort.

In Ireland, Mullis’ alleged doubts on the tests’ accuracy have been used in claims that the tests used by the HSE to detect Covid-19 are unreliable and overwhelmingly return false positives.

A motion by Mullis, seconded by Williams passed unanimously.

Autumn Mathis and Maggie Mullis dropped seven points apiece.

Mullis said the Worcester County Arts Council has its own gallery at the nonprofit’s facility on Jefferson Street.

Primary 2: Keith Mullis is moved from alternate position to this position to fill the unexpired term of Ronnie McGlamery (deceased) which expires on December 31, 2019.

Reports stated that during a search Mullis-Vonbehren fled from the scene and ignored commands to stop, but was eventually captured after being tackled by police.

After DuPont lost out to Roche on that sale, the company unsuccessfully disputed Mullis's patent on the alleged grounds that PCR had been previously described in 1971.

Cetus took Mullis off his usual projects to concentrate on PCR full-time.

For Mullis, the light bulb went off, but for others it did not.

However, some controversies have remained about the intellectual and practical contributions of other scientists to Mullis' work, and whether he had been the sole inventor of the PCR principle (see below).

Mullis has consulted on nucleic acid chemistry for multiple corporations.

The anthropologist Paul Rabinow wrote a book on the history of the PCR method in 1996 (entitled Making PCR) in which he discussed whether or not Mullis "invented" PCR or "merely" came up with the concept of it.

The method developed by Mullis, used repeated thermal cycling, which allowed the rapid and exponential amplification of large quantities of any desired DNA sequence from an extremely complex template.