Sentence examples for become truncated from inspiring English sources

The observation that all, not just a subset, the tRNA genes in both spiders and gall midges have become truncated suggests that natural selection may favor truncation, once a mechanism evolves which allows the proper functioning of these genes.

Fine-grained LADs are composed of mudstone interbedded with thin- and medium-bedded Tbcd and Tcd turbidites that obliquely downward and become truncated as the super- and subjacent coarse-grained LADs amalgamate.

Also, we have found that when ZNF genes are introduced into cultured human cells, they very often become truncated at their 3' ends (Iyengar and Farnham, unpublished data).

Both the amplitude and spatial extent of the axisymmetric wave-packet are modulated, and the strongest axisymmetric propagative disturbances are found to radiate from the downstream end of the wave-packet at moments when the wave envelope becomes truncated.

Eventually, his speech became truncated and to the point: Yes ma'am and no ma'am was just about all his mother could get out of him.

The HERV16/MIB segment of the B*38 duplicon may have been the original that first became truncated in the past.

Note also that many Alisols on slopes in (sub tropical areas became truncated; former subsoil horizons with clay illuviation are now exposed at the soil surface.

When a surge occurs the alternating current (AC) sine wave becomes truncated and increases in amplitude.

When a player first turns on No Man's Sky, a "seed" number — currently, the phone number of a programmer at Hello Games — is plugged into an equation, to generate long strings of numbers, and when the computer tries to store them in that sixty-four-bit space they become arbitrarily truncated.

When a player first turns on No Man's Sky, a "seed" number currently, the phone number of a programmer at Hello Games is plugged into an equation, to generate long strings of numbers, and when the computer tries to store them in that sixty-four-bit space they become arbitrarily truncated.

As his landscape becomes more truncated - by the Israeli army and Israeli settlements - Shehadeh, an eminent lawyer, documents his legal struggle to safeguard his walks.