The 3,000 infantry from Newcastle's army under Sergeant Major General Francis Mackworth formed the right wing of the second line and an incomplete third line behind the right centre when they arrived, though some at least of them may not have taken up their assigned positions when the battle began, leaving the right of the Royalist centre understrength.
Since meiotic DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs), which initiate recombination, are induced at sites of preformed LinEs, we suggest that reduced recombination is a consequence of incomplete LinE extension.
An unbrigaded Covenanter regiment may have formed an incomplete fourth line.
In 1952, Estève [11] described a new subgenus and species of Barbus in the Ksar Torchane spring: B. (Hemigrammocapoeta) mirei, characterised by an incomplete lateral line.
The little book, with illustrations by the artist Tom Bloom, is an interactive invitation to readers to fill in incomplete line drawings with their own pencil.
The full lifetime costs of the existing incomplete line, including the cost of its borrowing but not including extra borrowing needed to complete the line, are estimated to be more than £1bn.
All the de novo consensus sequences classified as "incomplete" LINE retrotransposons from D. melanogaster (28% of those from A. thaliana) matched only known LINE retrotransposons from Repbase Update, but with no polyA-/SSR-like tail.
In the WGCT, participants have to judge the coherence of incomplete line drawings that are either fragmented or scrambled.
The watch displays an incomplete three-line headline to the news story, but at the touch of a button on the watch you can read the full headline and the first sentence of the story itself in smaller type.
Tumour blood vessels are highly irregular, lack smooth muscles and innervation, may have an incomplete endothelial lining and basement membrane and often develop from post capillary venules, creating severe longitudinal pO2 gradients within the vessels themselves.
