Sentence examples for most truncated from inspiring English sources
In fairness, Robinson probably showed good judgment in not opting, in his most truncated version, for "a Ken".
NO matter how intently we gaze at old photograph albums chronicling the lives our parents led before we arrived, most of us can gain only the most truncated view of the particular events that shaped them.
Though Argyll Street is a connecting passage between the city centre and the old-money West End of Kelvingrove Park and the snobbish, clenched-arsecheek atmosphere of Byers Road - it occupies an odd geographical space in one of the oddest, most truncated cities in the country.
The lack of ciliary localization is not a result of increased protein degradation because most truncated Gli2 variants are expressed at higher levels than the wild type protein (Fig. S1A C).
Furthermore, the greater frictional ratio of the Rh (f020,w/f0>1.2) of most truncated Lig proteins without terminal Ig-like domains also indicate the shape of them is not spherical, but the f020,w/f0 of LigA7'-13 and LigB7'-12 close to 1.2 indicates the terminal Ig-like domains contribute to the compact structure of Lig proteins (Table 5) [34], [34].
Although a small minority of truncated gonad arms failed to make the dorsal turn, generally the point of migration arrest was reproducible; most truncated DTCs truncated immediately after the dorsal turn, resulting in a shape like a hockey stick.
Life cycles are most often truncated and tragic.
However, not all L1s are full length and active; most are truncated.
Since exon 1 only has 49 bp and the deletion of exon 2 will cause an early frameshift mutation, at most a truncated peptide of 26 amino acids is generated if the mRNA escapes the premature termination codon mediated mRNA degradation system [38].
Most probably, truncated stop codon are used in three genes, namely nad3/ nad5 (TA-) and cytb (T).
Therefore, nearly all of the inserts encoding the same gene were of different lengths, and most were 5' truncated.
