Sentence examples for cleaved it off from inspiring English sources

Finding its way into pretty much all the papers today is the suggestion that Vincent van Gogh made up the story about cutting his own ear off, and the truth is that his fellow painter Paul Gauguin cleaved it off with a sword during an argument.

"When we tried to address our opiate problem in a piecemeal type of fashion, it became very much like a bead of mercury you try to cleave it off, and the bead of mercury just scurries into other locations, towards other drugs," Virani said.

This GAT domain as in the case of other PP-loop enzymes could supply ammonia by cleaving it off glutamine.

Break a piece of chalk off and cleave it into small pieces.

These results indicate that either the tag is cleaved off or it is not accessible at either of the termini.

Upon refolding, the autoprotease became active and cleaved off its fusion partner, forming an authentic N-terminus.

The 5' flap remnant is likely too short to remain bound while the cleaved off ssDNA dissociates (or is driven off by the helicase action).

Dr. Baker says the polysynthesis parameter is the most fundamental difference that languages can have, and it cleaves off Mohawk and a few other languages -- for example, Mayali, spoken in northern Australia -- from all others.

It has been demonstrated that H. pylori HtrA is secreted into the extracellular space as an active serine protease [ 105] where it cleaves off the extracellular domain of the cell adhesion molecule and tumor suppressor E-cadherin [ 104].

Those walking to see her passed Christ Church, where, in 1789, the Episcopal Church cleaved off from the Church of England, and its graveyard, where Benjamin Franklin was buried.

A preprotein, such as pPrl, accumulates because its signal sequence has not been cleaved off by signal peptidase.