Sentence examples for found disappearance from inspiring English sources

We also acquired H-N TROSY-HSQC spectra for the same truncated complex but with the SNAP-25 C-terminal motif H,N-labeled (H,N-SNC-SCΔ236) and again found disappearance of the well-dispersed cross-peaks from the C-terminal half of SNC with concomitant appearance of sharp cross-peaks in the middle of the spectrum.

At her home in Ellenville, N.Y., Mari Gilbert, the mother of Shannan Gilbert, sought solace in the notion that even though her daughter had not been found, her disappearance made it possible for others to have been discovered.

Though Santa Ana police investigated the cases, the women were never found, their disappearances never explained.

As a scientist, Dr. Wilcove finds the disappearance of the world's migrations particularly heartbreaking because there is so much left for him and his colleagues to learn.

In contrast, we found that the disappearance of pollinators from the network is highly correlated with the disappearance of plants from the network (linear regression: r2 = 0.8 for 1996, and r2 = 0.7 for 1997).

The Serbs have not been found and their disappearance fueled local hatred against the Albanians.

In March, the country's national airline, Malaysia Airlines, lost contact with flight MH370 as it was en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur; the plane has not been found, and its disappearance remains a mystery.

"This isn't the first time they tell me he's dead," said Margarito Guerrero, father of the second young man identified from remains found after the disappearance of 43 students in Mexico.

In transformed epithelial cells, we found, however, a disappearance of the marginal actin bundle and dramatic rearrangement of E-cadherin-based AJs into radial AJs that are differently regulated by Rho family small GTPases than are tangential AJs in nontransformed epithelial cells.

In these mice, we also found almost complete disappearance of FIX-specific BMEM.

It was found that the disappearance of these adhesion molecules is due to exposure to tumor derived angiogenic growth factors [ 9– 12].