Sentence examples for processed derivative from inspiring English sources

A 'cut' is the byword in the private world of 'coke' users, when a 'line' of the white powder is prepared for sniffing up the nose - a 'toot' or 'snort.' The processed derivative of the Latin American erythroxylon coca leaf is Hollywood society's 'high' - at £60 a gramme.

We found that expressions of cFLIPL, cFLIPS, and the processed derivative of cFLIP (p43) did not seem to be defective in E1A/Ras-transformed E1A/Ras-transformed

Cheese and its processed derivatives were deployed across a gazillion new products and line extensions during decades when Americans, as a fat-avoidance tactic, were actually cutting their milk consumption by 75 percent.

The number of specimens in storage can reflect duplicate contributions and processed derivatives of contributed samples, so we also asked respondents approximately how many individual contributors were represented among their specimens in storage.

The subject of this study is a set of circulating 30 33 nt RNAs that are processed derivatives of the 5′ ends of a small subset of tRNA genes, and closely resemble cellular tRNA derivatives (tRFs, tiRNAs, half-tRNAs, 5′ tRNA halves) previously shown to inhibit translation initiation in response to stress in cultured cells.

However, a more likely explanation is that despite the procedure we used to enrich for transcripts with primary 5′ ends, the majority of sense fragments correspond to abundant processed derivatives of their respective mRNAs rather than independent, primary mRNAs transcribed from their own promoters [ 17].

Dodd-Frank requires it to oversee so-called swap execution facilities that will trade or process derivatives transactions.

I wouldn't call them soulful — they're highly processed and derivative, as one might expect — but they also have a real electric spark.

Man Group, a futures giant, has backed off earlier expressions of interest in buying parts of Refco.Refco's sheer size it processed 654m derivatives contracts in the year to February 2005, more than the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) or the New York Mercantile Exchange makes its collapse an important test of the resilience of several bits of the financial world.

The final processed Aβ derivatives of the APP transgenes in these mice are expected to have identical sequences.

It shows that the suppression factor can be identified on-line, but a scaling factor has to be introduced because the process derivatives can become large.