Sentence examples for very nascent from inspiring English sources
"These are very nascent technologies," said GTM analyst Saadeh, "and it's a very nascent market, in terms of understanding from a utility and regulatory perspective".
"We are still at a very nascent stage on the commercial front.
So I was there at the very nascent stages, when the government – wilfully and in deepest secrecy – subverted the constitution.
"We don't know what are going to be the breakout formats, but right now we are at a very nascent stage where anything goes," she said.
The field, at a very nascent stage, is called connectomics, and the neuroscientists pursuing it compare their work to early efforts in genetics.
"We're really at a very nascent stage of this revolution," says Vijay Gurbaxani, a professor of information systems at the University of California, Irvine.
NAC depletion exposed very short nascent polypeptide chains (∼12 amino acids) to proteolysis [ 87], while under normal circumstances (NAC present), only longer nascent chains (more than 30 40 amino acids) were susceptible to proteolytic digestion on the ribosome [ 25, 26, 87]).
Presentations for the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon are in full swing (tune in for the live stream!), and we've already seen some very nifty nascent apps and services.
This suggests that the NANOS3-mCherry-positive cells are very likely nascent germ cells.
Some studies employing, for example, the hot tritium ([H] -bombardment tecH] -bombardmentd/or immune electechniqueoscopy [ 31] detected very short nand/or peptimmunefrom 2 to 42 amino acids in lelectronxposed on the surface of ribosomicroscopy32].
The simplest explanation for this observation is that the very short nascent RNA formed after two or three nucleotide incorporation is able to shift back by one nucleotide, probably together with the RNAPII, before transcription resumes, suggesting that the ternary complex formed by the transcribing polymerase, the RNA moiety and chromatin is rather labile at this early stage of transcription.
