Sentence examples for truncated lines from inspiring English sources

Truncated lines and caesuras mimic the arrhythmic pulse of hope and anguish as the speech progresses.

In a small piece called "Study-Ascetic Series," bent, angled and truncated lines break up an ivory-white ground.

In mammalian genomes, both full-length and truncated LINEs can be transcribed [ 90].

After Blast search and alignment of these sequences of clones, we characterize them as 5'HaeIII -fragmented and 5' truncated LINEs, which are homologs of CR1-2_DR in zebrafish.

In both figures, the truncated lines and widening CIs with longer follow-up are due to smaller numbers of patients and shorter time at risk among those with retinopathy at baseline.

Further evidence of differential processes operating in these two snake lineages comes from our observation of differences in the relative abundance of 3′ truncated LINEs between species (fig. 4).

A decision appears to be imminent in June: continue with the project, or build a truncated line to St Andrew Square.

However, as only a fraction of that number are required, perhaps as few as seven; those 27 were originally bought to service to two tram lines, not one truncated line.

Of note, Clock∆19 strain, the CLOCK truncated line that was originally identified for its significant period change from a random mutagenesis screen, is with milder aging phenotypes such as diurnal activity/feeding rhythms and obesity in normal housing conditions compared to the knockout strain (Turek et al., 2005).

We found that full-length LINEs contained much more PQSs than truncated LINE elements.

We also found that Alu element transcripts are expressed at disproportionately high levels whereas truncated LINE elements are expressed at levels much lower than expected.