Sentence examples for systematically shortening from inspiring English sources
Systematically shortening the N-terminus 5′ to the assumed start methionine then revealed that 13 amino acids were sufficient to achieve a clone with enzyme activity (variant A8), which dropped dramatically when one amino acid (leucine) was deleted (variant A9) and became undetectable when deleting a further amino acid (variant A3).
If this trial shows non-inferiority of short course antibiotic therapy in cellulitis, this would allow for systematically shortening therapy for the entire spectrum of skin and soft tissue diseases [ 23].
Third, the survey is systematically shortened according to pre-established criteria (details below) and compared once again to the published long-form structure.
To further define the optimal binding regions and critical amino acids within this region, peptides containing amino acids 11 30 were systematically shortened by one amino acid from the amino and/or carboxy terminal and tested for AKIP 1A binding (Figure S2).
In contrast, when the concentration of SG was doubled to 1×, the Ct became increasingly delayed as the chain extension time was systematically shortened.
The fact that increased electrode distance systematically shortens ARI in positive T-wave UEGs is presumably a prime reason why studies using highly practical, nonideal electrode configurations (1, 24) found Tup to be more problematic than highly controlled laboratory experiments (4) and computational studies (3, 19, 20) did.
Available data suggest that the treatment should be shortened systematically [ 6] or based on the evolution of procalcitonin levels [ 7, 8].
To explore this more systematically we determined how randomizing and/or shortening the TOG1-TOG2 linker in dimerization impaired Stu2p affected its rescue activity.
These results are further supported by the analysis presented: mean AVD values in the systematically optimized group were shortened up to <100 ms and remained significantly shorter than those of the non-systematically optimized patients.
7) Shortening the "pods".
