Sentence examples for condensed form of from inspiring English sources

It definitely doesn't taste like an energy drink – it's more like a very condensed form of Pepsi.

This is compared with exploration of the relatively small laboratory testing environments, where a condensed form of exploration dominates.

The thematic level implies a condensed form of what the interviewees themselves understand to be the content of their statements.

The acetyl groups are in turn cleaved off by histone deacetylases leading to a more condensed form of chromatin (heterochromatin) and gene silencing.

Heterochromatin is a more condensed form of chromatin that silences the genes encoded in the DNA, and is inherited by new cells via a code of chemical marks on the histones and sometimes the DNA.

Because photosynthetic carbon fixation is close to inactive, one can hypothesize that sucrose would have to be transported from organs that have a great potential to store it or made from other, more condensed form of carbohydrate such as starch that can easily be converted to sucrose.

Many performances are available for review here, as are condensed forms of the critiques by Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Mr. Jackson, and for fans this is all worth a second look.

Her fresh images, condensed form, and sincerity of emotion broke with conventional sentimentality and foreshadowed 20th-century lyricism.

Table 1 presents in condensed form the overall structure of the 2006 version of the questionnaire and its essential items.

At the time, the market was a smaller, less specialized place, and the problems of attribution, which are now diffused through a large, international bureaucracy of expertise, were visible in a condensed form in the lives of a few individual experts.

It is commonly found, although in brief and condensed form, in the works of such modern poets as Emily Dickinson, T.S. Eliot, and Ezra Pound.