Sentence examples for stem I from inspiring English sources

In these two species, the leaves appear as if impaled upon the stem (i.e., perfoliate).

Granulocytes, which have a life span of only a few days, are continuously produced from stem (i.e., precursor) cells in the bone marrow.

These growth-stresses are released when cutting into the stem i.e. during felling, sawing or veneer peeling.

The highest values were observed near the pith in the lower part of the stem, i.e. below 5 m from the base of the stem.

However, this very silver coating may not be applied to the prosthetic stem, i.e. the anchoring parts of the prosthesis (Hardes et al. 2010).

A "thick stem" (designated as "thick stem I") mutant was isolated from M2 mutagenised population of C. olitorius var.

SHAPE snapshots were taken at 0, 1, 6, 11, and 900 s of the complex assembly on three mutants of the extended Stem I.

Although the anticodon stem was the same among those tRNAs, there is a disagreement in the position of the acceptor stem: (i) cloverleaf tRNAs-Tyr were found in both species (Additional file 5, 34-35; Additional file 6, 7).

To address this we analysed preplay of the stem (i.e., RUN1) during REST1.

The predicate is an inflected form consisting of a stem + an ending: mŏgŏ consists of the stem mŏk- 'eat' and the infinitive ending -ŏ, which takes the shape -a when the preceding vowel is a or o, as in anja from anch- 'sit' and cho(h)a from choh- 'be good/liked,' and also (when the infinitive is sentence-final) in the copula i y)a from the stem i-.

Here, we present the 3.2 Å resolution X-ray crystal structures of the T box Stem I-tRNA complex and tRNA, in isolation.