Sentence examples for unedited form from inspiring English sources
We present it here in unedited form.
He says he has cross-checked each player's account of events with other versions and the transcripts, which he is confident he received in unedited form.
Friday brings the summary of the first part – on the physical basis of climate science – and on 30 September, the full report behind this summary will be available in an unedited form.
MoMA is showing an Andy Warhol video for the Cars' "Hello Again" that includes, among other things, nudity, and that has never played on MTV in its unedited form.
Go Set a Watchman, in the unedited form its publisher has chosen to present it to us, aspires to be a more complicated book about that sort of disillusionment.
The report, which has been posted online in advanced, unedited form in the UN's Daily Journal, is not just about the mishandling of Ebola, but about the crucial need for the world to put in place systems to detect and fight new disease threats.
It has been demonstrated that the miRNA-editing process is affected in gliomas, resulting in the production of unedited forms of miR-376*, which lacks the ability to target its natural mRNAs targets, like AMFR.
Briefly, in the sequence chromatogram the Adenosine nucleotide that undergoes editing appears as a double peak: Adenosine for the unedited forms and Guanosine for those edited (the height of the two peaks was used for calculation of editing percentage) (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Regardless of the potential criticism or legal complications, Gawker has made it its mission to give readers information in unedited, unfiltered form.
Our very existence, in its unedited, embodied form, is threatening, and I think that is something to revel in, rather than resist".
In conclusion, we have shown that mice solely expressing the unedited INI form of 5-HT2C rexhibits exhibit a hyperactive HPA axis driven by increased CRH, a normal response to chronic stress and decreased depressive-like behaviours and fear-associated memory.
