Sentence examples for truncated draft from inspiring English sources

Buried after voters in France and the Netherlands rejected it, the constitution was replaced in June by a truncated draft reform treaty.

Officials said it was a truncated and severely toned-down version of an earlier draft, which had included numerous criticisms of the A.T.F. and used unusually incendiary language to attack its performance and safety record.

This helped us to quickly recognize the recipient, the initial draft, and the edited message, see the truncated output in Listing 4. The plug-in linux_lsof is especially useful for determining open files of processes, such as logs.

Since the current F. vesca genome sequence and the gene model is still a draft, some RNA-seq transcript sequences appeared truncated.

Truncated CDS, due to incomplete assembly in the Xf draft genome or in the other 25 available Xanthomonas genomes (Table  2), were assumed as complete in our comparative analysis.

In fact, he hit.400 or higher in three seasons, counting the truncated bits of 1952 and '53, when he was drafted into the Korean War.

But with Labour in opposition at Westminster, it may face calls to make concessions if even draft legislation is to be introduced to a truncated timetable.

The rookies they draft could have little time — and perhaps a severely truncated training camp and preseason — to learn a new system.

Among the 516,000 L1 sequences identified in the draft human genome, the majority of the elements are truncated (usually at the 5′ end) L1 copies [ 2].

TPM – truncated product method MN performed most of the statistical analyses and drafted the manuscript.

Draft genomes of strains 07 17048 and 120 respectively lacked or carried a truncated, plasmid-associated blaZ, whereas the integrated plasmid was entirely absent in strains 333 and 3957.