Sentence examples for would have cleavage from inspiring English sources
Oh, I'm sorry, I would have cleavage even if I wore a turtleneck and I'm sick of trying to hide it.
Hence, CTFs lacking extracellular epitopes due to cleavage would have been missed.
The objective of this analysis was to investigate whether regions with high NXScores would have a high predicted cleavage intensity.
For example, to generate stage 3 extracts from embryos developing at 23°C, packing and crushing was initiated exactly 1 hr and 40 min after fertilization and completed 20 min later, just before the second embryonic cleavage would have occurred.
If she had not designed La Decollette, she said, "I'd have the cleavage of an 80-year-old".
We first sought to confirm experimentally that heterologously expressed chimaeric protease would have proteolytic activity on MNV cleavage boundaries using an E. coli expression system.
Attempts to assess the minimum requirements to confer virulence for H7 avian influenza viruses have used site-directed mutagenesis of the cleavage site of cloned HA followed by in vitro expression to examine the effect that progressive amino acid changes at each position of the cleavage site would have upon cleavability (3, 14, 15 ).
The intervals were chosen with the prior knowledge that these fragment lengths would have a high likelihood of representing cleavage within nucleosomes (interval 1) and cleavage within linker DNA regions (interval 2).
As predicted by SignalP 3.0, this protein would have a peptide signal with a cleavage site between positions 21 and 22.
Assuming homolytic N2 bond cleavage, each N atom would have three unpaired electrons available for bonding with the surrounding metal atoms.
At the Baftas on Sunday, the pretty-much-perfect Julianne Moore wore a red Tom Ford dress with a full front slash, the divine Anne Marie Duff wore a slightly odd Temperley dress that showed how Miss Havisham would have looked if she had gone for the full cleavage, while Reese Witherspoon gave the full cleavage in purple.
