Sentence examples for because of truncated from inspiring English sources
People are poor because of truncated educational opportunities.
Since 3'UTRs contain miR binding sites, our analysis of AID is consistent with the notion that other miR posttranscriptional regulations may have been overlooked because of truncated 3'UTR annotations.
In addition, our identification of a miR-93 target site for AID located downstream of an internal adenosine repeat highlights the possibility that other miR regulations may have been overlooked because of truncated 3'UTR annotations.
This might be due to lack of antibody specificity for the C-terminal epitope or because the level of truncated p53 protein in mouse cells is below the detection limit by western blot, similar to that found in p53 m/m mice (Tyner et al., 2002).
In nb/nb and Ank1 mice3420 mite, is is difficult to evaluate the involvement of wild-type ankyrin-1 in the parasite infection because of the existence of truncated ankyrin proteins.
Previous studies likely failed to detect frameshifting from this secondary site because of the use of truncated sequences that were unable to form downstream structures necessary for frameshifting.
Carmelo Anthony has joked that Shumpert will still fall short, because of the truncated 66-game schedule.
Because of the truncated 66-game schedule, this will be the Knicks' only trip to the West Coast and their only trip past the Central time zone.
But because of the truncated timetable for getting the bill into law before a looming general election, the government's as-yet unwritten clause is unlikely to face any major scrutiny before coming into force.
This apartment, which had been on the market for only three weeks, clearly needed a makeover: it was big, about 1,200 square feet, but it felt small and blocked up, not only because of the truncated view from the living room but also because of misplaced closets and partition walls.
The TXR (TXH-related) and ASHR (ASH1-Related) groups were not noted because of their truncated SET domains.
