Sentence examples for truncated messages from inspiring English sources

Such truncated messages are difficult to detect in tmRNA+ cells, but are stabilized in cells lacking tmRNA (ΔtmRNA).

Presumably, truncated messages corresponding to the other tagging sites are less abundant, and consequently could not be unambiguously identified by Northern blot analysis.

In Escherichia coli, tmRNA rescues ribosomes arrested on truncated messages, as well as ribosomes that are paused during elongation and termination.

Either view largely requires the NMD pathway to control deliberatively or aberrantly produced truncated messages.

You've heard about Twitter that curious, strangely addictive social-networking technology that facilitates torrents of truncated messages among millions of users.

Importantly, a GTPase deficient dominant negative mutant (Hbs1-DN) added to our translation reactions will stably bind to the translation factor binding site (Becker et al., 2011) only when ribosomes reach the end of the truncated message (Shao and Hegde, 2014), allowing us to query the consequence of GTPase center occupancy for the SRP-RNC interaction without inhibiting translation.

Meanwhile, Web-enabled phones, which use the much-ballyhooed wireless application protocol (WAP) to read truncated text messages, have received only a lukewarm reception in the United States.

First, tmRNASmpB activity releases truncated or damaged messages, thereby facilitating their rapid turnover [4], [5].

Instead, the service is a mishmash of concepts that have already been proven to work on mobile: image-based messaging, truncated text (like Twitter, there's a character limit on Jelly as well), an addictive, swipe-able interface (reminiscent of Tinder), and the ability to dive in and participate in spare moments of time.

Similarly glorious are the truncated "GlobalTeens" messages sent by Eunice on her social networks, peppered with such useful acronyms as JBF (used in much the same way as LOL, this means, literally, "Just Butt-Fucking you") and TIMATOV ("Think I'M About To Openly Vomit").

In addition, high workloads may be resulting in short antenatal care sessions with truncated counselling messages despite high knowledge levels of providers.