Sentence examples for shortened part from inspiring English sources

However, as the introduction of gaps is necessary to compare the sequences, meme was able to find a shortened part in only few proteins.

Each participant saw nine clips spread equally across three conditions: complete first part with causally linked second part (complete), shortened first part with causally linked second part (incomplete with causally linked sequence), or shortened first part with second part that was not causally linked (incomplete with non-causally linked sequence).

This made the boom on roughly the first 80 F-22s less ductile than specified and potentially shortened the part's life.

We have shortened this part.

However, we have shortened this part of the Discussion.

We also shortened the part elaborating on asexual species definition and use the concept of a clone discussed by Martens et al. [ 32].

We rewrote and shortened some parts of our Discussion and tried to make it clearer.

We have now shortened all parts of the manuscript significantly, particularly the Introduction and Discussion.

We also shortened the parts of the Discussion that relates to very specific points about SNc dopaminergic neurons, and tried to address more general issues relevant to a broader audience.

I was a fan, but I wasn't sure if Bowie would have heard this song and thought, "Yes, tomorrow has arrived". The Swedish composer Max Martin, this century's patron saint of popcraft, and the man behind hits by Adele, Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, told Lorde that Green Light was an example of "incorrect songwriting" (it "had to do with the melodic math – shortening a part", she says).

I suggest to delete or shorten this part: "Mono-active replicators easily mutate to parasitic ones … their own vicinities and starve to death".