Sentence examples for To condensed from inspiring English sources
verb
To decrease size or volume by concentration toward the essence.
- An abridged dictionary can be further condensed to pocket size.
The increase, which applies to condensed and ready-to-serve brands, will take effect Feb. 28, Campbell said.
As shown before, endogenous LEDGF/p75 was clearly excluded from nucleoli and localized to condensed chromatin during mitosis.
We take a look at some of the rumours surrounding Ebola - from false claims of miracle onions to condensed milk.
The broad band around 131 ppm may be mainly related to unsubstituted and C-substituted phenyl carbons of lignin monomers of guaiacyl and syringyl units as well as to condensed aromatic moieties, while the signals shown in the phenolic aromatic region (152 ppm) indicated the presence of O-substituted ring carbon derived from different aromatic structures.
References to "condensed" state can be traced to earlier sources.
During oogenesis, MAPs are believed to stabilize microtubules preferentially close to condensed chromosomes, favoring spindle assembly around DNA.
Numerous cytasters are located throughout the cytoplasm of treated cells, and occasionally one residing close to condensed chromatin captures chromosomes, thereby becoming a supernumerary spindle pole.
FOXA1 is known as a pioneer factor, a special class of transcription factors that bind to condensed chromatin and facilitate the binding of additional transcription factors [ 22].
Taken together, the excitatory drive of granule cells is decreased due to "condensed presynapses" in pro-aggregant mice, which is reflected in a severely reduced basal synaptic transmission.
We found that GFP-CDC-45 localized to condensed chromatin 3 4 min after the onset of anaphase II, coinciding with nuclear envelope assembly.
The greatly reduced marginal effectiveness is believed to be caused by loss of active gas-phase species to condensed-phase particles.
