Sentence examples for totally truncated from inspiring English sources
In Arabidopsis, the spliced form of JAZ10 has a Jas domain that is partially (JAZ10.3) or totally truncated (JAZ10.4) [ 23].
Consequently, although PSY1Hc-370a, PSY1Hc-364 and PSY1Hc-271 proteins are functional in the bacterial system, their implication in carotenoid synthesis or accumulation could be questioned, as their transit peptide is truncated or totally absent.
In several parasitic plant species, among them C. gronovii and E. virginiana, the rpo genes coding for the PEP-subunits were either truncated or totally deleted from the plastid genome by natural evolution [ 38- 41].
Also, the theoretical FCI method is worse than the CAPC-1 method in the low SNR regime since it allocates more power to the deep fades whereas the CAPC-1 method cannot invert the channel totally, making it actually a truncated algorithm.
Those cliologists who have been totally corrupted by their knowledge end up speaking and even thinking in truncated clichés -- Monkey see," "A single swallow" -- bits of the "ideons" that they have planted in various media to encourage "docility or self-indulgence or uniformity" in the target population.
Human Δ133p53 and its zebrafish Δ113p53 counterpart are N-terminally truncated p53 isoforms whose transcriptional expression is initiated by an alternative p53 promoter that is totally p53 dependent.
Even for large networks for which a network layout diagram is totally unintelligible, features of network connectivity can be recognised at a glance from the colourscale plot of the truncated DAG matrix.
A truncated exhibition followed.
It felt like truncated revelry.
