Sentence examples similar to truncated existence from inspiring English sources
I cannot think of an MP who made more constructive use of a post-Westminster existence truncated by the swing of the political pendulum than Price.
However, it seems that the opportunity for the students to think about these implications was truncated by the existence of interpretations that could be found in the literature.
Studies of XCI patterns in mouse embryos and cells carrying translocated or truncated X-chromosomes revealed the existence of an X-linked region, the X-inactivation centre (Xic), that is required to trigger this process (reviewed in Augui et al. 2007).
Edman degradation confirmed the existence of the different NH2-terminally truncated CXCL10 forms.
Due to the existence of many rolling mountains, the mountainous terrain model should be truncated at the proper distance from the site of bridge or other structures.
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the top-down structure of the Riemann-Stieltjes integral and to state some general condition guaranteeing the existence of this integral, expressed in terms of the functional called truncated variation.
In accordance with these observations, lack of H3K9 dimethylation and DNA methylation of the PD1 transgene truncated at the barrier site is consistent with intermediate transcriptional silencing and suggest the existence of yet other elements that contribute to boundary activity.
To verify the existence of B-cell epitope(s), HCMVpp65 tegument protein (pp65) was cloned, truncated and expressed as his-tagged fragments (pp651-167, pp65167-336 and pp65336-561) that covered the entire antigen.
A British public-school education, albeit truncated?
Her clay-court season has been truncated.
