Sentence examples for further full length from inspiring English sources
To investigate the nature of this association further, full length S. cerevisiae Prp19 and His6-ScUrn1 were co-expressed in E. coli, purified, and analyzed using velocity sedimentation analytical ultracentrifugation.
Further, full length FasL presented as membranous vesicles (Upstate) did not affect apoptosis in myoblasts cultured in either GM or DM (data not shown).
To extend these, and other partial sequences, RACE PCR was performed, and this provided further full length sequences of ZfCYP4G47, ZfCYP4G48, ZfCYP4L17, ZfCYP6CT1, ZfCYP6AE27, CYP9A36, and ZfCYP333B8, resulting in twelve full length P450 sequences [GenBank accessions GQ915312- GQ915323].
Following the release of the Daredevil series, Netflix will release three further full-length dramas based on the heroes and villains who inhabit Hell's Kitchen in New York.
For a second series, Harry accepted a £2,000 Arts Council grant to publish further full-length collections that included the The Poor Man in the Flesh (1976) by Elma Mitchell, the first of many fine women poets who contributed to the growing reputation of Peterloo.
There was great excitement around the creation of the character at the time, but James gave her only one further full-length outing, in 1982's The Skull Beneath the Skin, and she has since been criticised for casting her feminist role model aside.
Further, full-length cDNAs are an important resource to analyze genome structure and genome function [4], [5].
These sequences were selected for further full-length, ORF and non-redundancy analysis.
All sequences from this fully-sequenced group could therefore be directly selected for further full-length analysis.
More detailed sequence analyses throughout the env gene or further full-length sequencing may provide more conclusive evidence for coreceptor-adaptation.
We anticipate that our investigation will prompt further full-length genome analyses of the wild-type strains of bunyaviruses that cause infections in humans.
