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He skillfully weaves in numerous other figures, such as Darius Couch, a gifted Union commander whose rightful anger over the bungling of his superiors may have truncated a career that could have reached the heights of a Hancock or a Sheridan.

PE01F07 and PE01F11, isolates where evidence had indicated that may have truncated exon 1 were PCR positive for the upstream gene but negative for the downstream gene.

Tumors may have truncated or mutated receptors that confer constitutive activation of the receptor.

Secondly, we did not include individual domains of the NPI in our analysis, which may have truncated our findings.

All five PRCs used informal means (i.e., group discussion) to arrive at consensus about revisions to the prenatal records (Table  2), which may have truncated full consideration of decision options: "Umm, it's basically the one who speaks the loudest…and if there is agreement by everyone else…there is no formal process for that kind of thing.

Although the Colon CFR registry contains some subjects with DNA extracted by QIAamp, QIAamp-extracted DNA may have truncated telomeres as an artifact of the extraction procedure itself rather than as a representation of actual biological telomere length, and these subjects were, therefore, excluded from this study.

Subterranean habitats tend to have truncated [88], easily disrupted, food webs [26], within which Stygiocaris, may play a keystone role (and be a potential bioindicator [10]).

The standouts include Letitia Wright as T'Challa's younger sister, the tech-savvy Shuri; Winston Duke as Mbaku, leader of a rival tribe; and Get Out's Daniel Kaluuya as W'Kabi — a character whose story may have been truncated in the script, but who seems fully formed in Kaluuya's performance.

Another interesting observation is that some LanAs may have been truncated at their N-termini.

Moreover, not all NumtS contain an mt gene entirely, because the locus may be located partially at the 5' and 3' ends of the NumtS or because it may have been truncated after insertion by rearrangement events.

The authors accounted for the lack of complete conjugation to tetrasubstituted products by making note of heterogeneity in the starting glycan structures (some native glycans may have been truncated or sialylated and thus not susceptible to the galactosidase treatment) and poor glycosyltransferase access to glycosylation sites due to steric hindrance.