Sentence examples for fresh cleaved from inspiring English sources

First, gold film electrode was grown on a piece of fresh cleaved mica, which was made by the technology of laser molecular-beam epitaxy with a high-quality target of gold.

Fresh Glutathione-Sepharose 4B beads were added to the eluate (cleaved Hsp90 and Hsp90ΔMEEVD) to remove the PreScission Protease.

In fresh, non-cultured cartilage or non-stimulated cartilage monocultures, no staining for cleaved collagen was observed.

Based on our MD simulations we suggest then that cellohexaose actually inhibits the enzymatic activity, since upon entering and strongly binding to the catalytic pocket the cleaved substrate takes too long to leave and thereby prevents fresh substrate molecules from reaching the reaction site.

The cleaved material was further purified by re-passing the dialysate over fresh Ni-NTA resin followed by a SEC (size-exclusion chromatography; Superdex S75; GE Healthcare) polishing step into a final containing 50 mM Mops, 50 mM NaCl and 1 mM DTT (dithiothreitol) pH 7.5.

It is cleaved by the endoprotease furin, and a disulfide bond connects the two cleaved fragments.

The catalytic activity was assayed and compared to that of fresh 6His-tagged APH(3′ -IIIa and of the protein handle in the same way as the one cleaved (except the presence of thrombin).

He can't be cleaved apart like that, not anymore.

Mr. Bush, looking fresh and rested, made a point of sounding good-humored as he delivered less-than-glowing news". The New York Times editorial board writes: "The nation is splintered over the war in Iraq, cleaved by ruthless partisan politics, bubbling with economic fear and mired in debate over virtually all of the issues Mr. Bush faced in 2002.

This cleaved society into a Bolshevik caricature of capitalism: extreme Porsches and extreme poverty.

A '50s split level is shown cleaved neatly in half, its prissy curtains still intact.