I'm not even sure what a let really is in tennis, and I sure didn't like it as a partial fill-in-the-blank.
After SalI digestion and partial fill-in with dTTP and dCTP, the resulting ∼8.4 kilobases product was cloned into the BamHI site of pw+SNattB (Koch et al., 2009; EMBL/GenBank accession no. EU729722), which had been partially filled in with dGTP and dATP.
A partial filling in solution was obtained with uranyl nitrate, in order to evidence the opening of carbon nanotubes.
In our experiments, the obtained multilevel resistance states may be attributed to the trap partial filling in the Au/NBT/FTO structure by applying electric pulses with different voltages.
Depletion of RSC results in a partial filling in of the nucleosome-depleted region upstream of promoters (Hartley and Madhani, 2009), consistent with a role in nucleosome removal.
Three cases of concrete filling in chord, i.e., hollow chord, partial concrete filling in chord, and full concrete filling in chord, were considered.
In the control group, repair of the punch defects with cell-free matrices resulted in partial defect filling in half of the animals after 6 weeks and also after 12 weeks, 2 e), and 2(f)).
Participants are to fill in questions about (partial) disablement/return to work (if applicable), use of analgesic (types of and quantities), medical consultation during treatment and follow/up, costs and side effects [ 57, 58].
A partial response is considered to be a 'partial fill-in or sclerosis of a lytic lesion on CT' or a 'regression of a measurable blastic lesion on CT', whereas in cases that no changes are observed on CT, stable disease is indicated.
Because two of the gracile injections resulted in partial filling of the nucleus tractus solitarius on both sides, it is very unlikely that these cells project to this nucleus.
