Sentence examples for recently cleaved from inspiring English sources
(Google's education-facing efforts were recently cleaved from other offerings, and given their own blog).
A key step of intron splicing is the formation of the loop-like "lariat" structure as the recently cleaved 5′ end of the intron is attached to the branch point sequence close to the 3′ intron junction.
Recently, mechanically cleaved single- and multi-layer MoS2 nanosheets based FET devices have been employed for NO detection [30].
Until recently, the companies cleaved to different philosophies.
Nesfatin-1 is a recently identified anorectic peptide cleaved from the N-terminal of the precursor protein nucleobindin 2 (NUCB2) [1].
Mr. Ritter says "The Glory of Their Times" came out of a complex web of desires: to capture voices before they were stilled (Ty Cobb had just died when he began in 1961); to pay homage to his father -- his "Daddy," as he always calls him -- also recently dead; to cleave more closely to his own young son, whom he saw only on weekends, and with whom he shared little but a love of the game.
Reaeration Response genes involved in metabolic adaptation include a sugar transporter (Rv1235 and Rv1236) predicted to be essential for MTB survival in macrophages and mice [29] [30], the triacylglycerol lipase lipY (Rv3097c), recently shown to cleave triacylglycerides upon reaeration, and a ribonucleotide reductase (Rv3048c) essential for aerobic growth [31].
MALT1 and caspase 8 were both recently reported to cleave the deubiquitinating enzyme CYLD.
However, trypsin was recently reported to cleave Arg-Pro or Lys-Pro bonds more frequently than was previously thought [ 41].
One mechanism for down-regulating the expression of R-genes is through miRNAs, which were recently shown to cleave R-genes and generate tasiRNAs [ 33].
In this regard, PaLPMO9H is similar to NcLPMO9C from Neurospora crassa which has been recently shown to cleave oxidatively cello-oligosaccharides [ 30] as well as hemicellulose polysaccharides such as XG [ 9].
