Sentence examples for is further truncated from inspiring English sources
Given the privacy-related issues, data is filtered to scramble the IP addresses and each packet is further truncated to the end of the IP header so that all payloads are excluded.
This top square does not reflect much of the overall network structure and further manipulation centers on the lower part, i.e. the DAG matrix is further truncated to contain just the (nsources × nsinks) lower left submatrix of the original.
The circular mutants were further truncated one blade from the N- or C-terminus to generate new blade deletion mutants (X5123, X4512 and X3451).
NY 383 was further truncated to an interchange with the newly constructed Inner Loop in the mid-1950s.
The mature enzyme can be further truncated to a 22-kDa active form on C-terminal processing mediated by serine proteases or through autocatalytic cleavage (Shapiro et al. 1993).
In order to more closely localize S/Ts responsible for PKA phosphorylation in-vitro, the GIRK4 C-terminus was further truncated into 4 smaller regions and subjected to PKA-cs phosphorylation in-vitro.
The +496 to +1053 reporter construct was further truncated with restriction enzymes: Nhe I and Swa I for +757 to +1053; Nhe I and Pvu II for +860 to +1053; Nhe I and BstX I for +989 to +1053; Xho I and BstX I for +496 to +989; Xho I and Pvu II for +496 to +860; and Xho I and Swa I for +496 to +757.
Mr. Boehner would not weigh in on whether the Republican convention here should be further truncated if Tropical Storm Isaac hits the Gulf Coast hard.
The N-terminal region of the GmGT-2B was further truncated and pBD-GmGT-2B(N1-89), pBD-GmGT-2B(N1-153) and pBD-GmGT-2B-NGT(90-153) were mand.
The N-terminal half of the GmGT-2B was further truncated and the N-terminal peptide of 153 residues [GT-2B(N1-153)] were enough to have the activation ability.
The OTUs were assigned to 173 taxonomies that were further truncated to 136 taxonomies after removing identical or highly similar information between different clade levels.
