Sentence examples for shorten open from inspiring English sources
However, increased crop tree growth from site preparation may shorten open canopy conditions.
But, with only 15 days left before this year's shortened open enrollment period begins on November 1, there is not much time for Republicans to reverse course.
The novel transcripts encode shortened open reading frames and we show that corresponding proteins are translated in a number of cell lines and primary tissues, in some cases above the level of full length NAIP.
Falsely-annotated SEO genes indicated e.g. by the presence of shortened open reading frames were re-annotated from genomic sequences with FGENESH or by aligning the genomic sequence with cDNA sequences of other SEO genes.
Theoretically, the duplication of exons 2 6 within the maternal allele should lead to an mRNA with a shortened open reading frame encoding 162 amino acids with a frameshift at position c.469 due to the addition of the first 10 base pairs of exon 2 6 (Fig. 2C and Supplementary Material, Fig. S7).
This helps shorten the open areas for the other team to shoot into.
But a clip of Shorten's opening statement – complete with subtitles and overlay footage – produced and posted by Labor's digital unit before the debate had finished – went on to reach more than 55,000 people.
During subsequent north south shortening (D2), open to isoclinal south southeast-oriented F2 foldsouth southeast-orientedoproterozoic successions oF2the inlier were thrust over the Archaean nuclei ofolds Gawler Craton.
French golfer Alexander Levy wasted a four-shot lead but beat Ross Fisher of England in a playoff to win the shortened European Open on Sunday. .
Unless schools staggered their holidays travel companies would be surely quick to adjust to the shortening of their open season on parents' wallets.
This may be the south of England, but it was difficult to ignore the rain that fell at Castle Stuart Golf Links, turning the course into a quagmire and shortening the Scottish Open to 54 holes.
