Sentence examples for truncated size from inspiring English sources

Among these, clone NR1 showed a truncated size (Fig. S1), which was further confirmed by Sanger sequencing as a 341 nucleotides deletion (Fig. 2F).

Everywhere, the solid line corresponds to the case when the full size range is considered, and the dashed line corresponds to the truncated size range where the larger particles are not included.

Due to the strong relationship between fecundity and body size in fish [43], [44], a community with a fully populated size spectrum would have a higher reproductive output and would likely be more resilient than a population with a truncated size spectrum.

Large-scale purification enabled the identification of truncated sizes of BTPC and PTPC (Additional files 3 and 4), indicating that the in vitro proteolytic cleavage of the two proteins occurred during protein extraction and purification (these procedures require approximately 10 hours).

Worst of all, while lobsters can reach sizes exceeding 40 pounds, intense fishing – targeting lobsters weighing as little as one pound – has truncated the size structure of the population in favor of small lobsters.

At the time of the conquest by the Portuguese in 1620, the kingdom which was truncated in size and restricted to the Jaffna peninsula had revenues of 11,700 pardaos of which 97% came from land or sources connected to the land.

Domain III is significantly truncated in size in bilateral animal mitochondria.

Moreover, this means that truncated antenna size mutants are not affected in the quantum yield of the photosynthetic apparatus.

These results were consistent with the report that the tla1 mutant of C. reinhardtii with a truncated antenna size has enhanced Pmax [ 27].

This can be done by selecting a mutant strain with a reduced pigment content per cell resulting either from a truncated antenna size or a lower overall density of photosynthetic units per cell [ 22, 26].

Their genomes are very compact, coding for approximately 37 genes that are in general truncated in size in comparison with Bacteria, Archaea, Eukaryotic nuclear-encoded and chloroplast, and with a minimal number of nucleotides not coding for protein or RNA between genes [ 66].