Sentence examples for deleted rather from inspiring English sources

As a result, even if you have deleted (rather than deactivated) your Facebook account, it is very unlikely that you have completely removed all traces of yourself.

A new surface algorithm has been incorporated into the random-vortex method for the simulation of 2-dimensional laminar flow, in which vortex particles are deleted rather than reflected as they cross a solid surface.

In contrast, the P16-coding CDKN2A locus was shown to be deleted rather than mutated in osteosarcoma samples leading to a loss of P16 expression [ 66].

Our data here and indeed from hypomorphic mutants in Apc (Buchert et al, 2010) argue that to induce the crypt-progenitor phenotype and tumourigenesis, complete gene function has to be deleted rather than being simply inhibited.

Genes coding for proteins involved in basic tasks are quite conserved, meanwhile unnecessary gene copies have been deleted rather than conserved, and hence unusual metabolic functions are almost entirely absent [ 58].

The inclusion of the extended regions of flanking FP CDS homology with the RT-cassette ensures this negative selection replacement step is highly efficient with far fewer false positives, e.g. from when the RT-cassette is deleted rather than being replaced.

When you delete history, selectively deleting rather than deleting all of it often attracts less attention.

Prosecutors said van der Zwaan also deleted emails rather than turning them over to Skadden, which was gathering documents for the special counsel.

Van der Zwaan also deleted emails rather than turning them over to authorities, including one from Person A directing him to communicate using encrypted applications, and others showing he explored leaving the law firm to work directly for Gates and Manafort around 2012 and 2013.

As demonstrated by other studies – reviewed in the Introduction – which investigated the link between vowel lenition and coarticulation, changes in the spectral or temporal properties of consonants caused by adjacent vowels undergoing lenition indicate that the vowel is not deleted but, rather, is still present in the acoustic record and, therefore, in the articulatory event.

With no additional information, however, the diversity of the ARR and NER phenotypic traits suggests that this phenotype is a consequence of the combined effects of many deleted genes rather than a particular effect of one single or a few genes.