Sentence examples for little edited from inspiring English sources

For example, little edited CYb and COII mRNAs are present in the mammalian bloodstream slender form (BF) stages of T. brucei, but substantial amounts of these edited RNAs are present in insect procyclic forms (PFs) [7], [9].

However, transgenic mice expressing a hairpin dsRNA construct produce minimal siRNAs, little edited RNA, and show no phenotype that might indicate cell death (Nejepinska et al., 2012a).

He immediately began writing his first lyrics for a song called Crack in the Pearl, which appears on the album, in Ronson's words "a little edited down".

"I find the New York designers to be a little more edited," he said.

Kahn's book is an enjoyable read, with great photographs, though a little under-edited and messy.

The Women's Institute 9pm, BBC4 Janet (bustling, billowing blouse) and Mary (bristling, starched Bhs action-slacks) form the organisational arm of Gunnerside WI, a tense, unyielding appendage that is - if this cleverly edited little film is to be trusted - approximately two cream teas and an aborted tombola away from bloody, scone-smashing insurrection.

Edited, base-edited cells.

Eventually there will be a little more polished and edited version of the webinar that you can see, but this demonstrates the passion and thoughtfulness that Pass Christian educators bring to the huge task of helping all their students succeed.

The poems take up so little space, this well-edited volume has been pieced out with more than 500 pages of letters (Crane was an energetic correspondent though rarely one memorable or even bearable — great ones don't usually whine so much).

Betting On: Gilded Porcelain Elephant Knife Rests by Sieger by Furstenberg, $220 Each "We try to keep an edited selection of little treasures in our store.

Many of the unsettlingly edited portraits are little more than lips and double chins, though a few forgo the mouth area entirely in favour of more mysterious swaths of skin.