Sentences with phrase «truncated form»

June 21st was National Flash Fiction Day — the first one ever — and it's an exciting day for me and many others who specialise in this particular truncated form of prose.

Which, according to EIT, would insure that IBM would remain in Endicott (albeit in truncated form) and retain 2000 of its 4000 employees.

But for every Taste of Cherry, there were piles of scripts that were barred from production for political reasons; films that were made but never saw the light of day; and those that were released but in such truncated form as to be unrecognizable to their creators.

By studying the mode of action of the interleukin - 33 protein, an alarmin for white blood cells, a team at the Institut de Pharmacologie et de Biologie Structurale (IPBS — CNRS / Université Toulouse III — Paul Sabatier) has been able to evidence truncated forms of the protein that act as potent activators of the cells responsible for triggering allergic reactions.

You're reading Short Takes, our sort of first impressions / mini-review hybrid in which we provide our opinions of a game in slightly truncated form.

The work consists of two large truncated forms, with tunnel - like passageways that intersect the sculptural masses.

The entirety of the United States is available to race through in truncated form, with a trip from Los Angeles to New York taking anywhere from 2 1/2 to 3 hours to complete.

But I suspect that, on the whole, the turn to Buddha is better than these truncated forms of Christianity.

The second version of the protein, a truncated form of the first one, is secreted by the virus into the bloodstream.

By amplifying the danger signal to the immune system, these truncated forms have been shown to be 30 times more potent than the original form of interleukin - 33.

For the research team, preventing production of the truncated forms of interleukin - 33 in order to reduce the allergic reactions triggered by ILC2 represents a promising strategy for the treatment of asthma and other allergic diseases.

The study by Johnson, doctoral biochemistry student Nicole Hams, former biochemistry doctoral student Murugesh Padmanaryana and biophysicist Weihong Qiu identified a truncated form of otoferlin that can function in the encoding of sound.

«We were trying to shorten the gene, to find a truncated form that can be used for gene therapy.

An intriguing clue to this selectivity is provided by Setola et al., who identify a truncated form of SMN1 that arises from an alternative spliced SMN1 transcript that is preferentially expressed in the axonal projections of developing motor neurons.

The researchers demonstrated that a single base change in DMRT3, which resulted in the production of a truncated form of the DMRT3 protein, was the mutation associated with pacing in horses.

That this truncated form of autonomy wasn't as successful as expected should come as no surprise.

I found it helpful to have the sequence laid out again in this truncated form.

But what I do know that when I was working on the magazine in its later years, while we might have been able to get away with using the truncated form of the title within the magazine itself, we almost certainly would not have been able to get away with it on the cover.

In its truncated form on the back of a semitrailer, Mobile Homestead was only minutes into its first civic duty — to deliver donated groceries to a food bank — when the breakdown occurred.

The distortion of their surface questions the consistency of recollection, whilst the truncated forms mimic the ability of the mind's eye to abstract physical and visceral experience into a collection of stilled and disembodied images.

(Simply letting your eye drop down the first lines, is a treat; they tease and delight even — or perhaps especially — in this truncated form.)

A couple of the blogs I've been reading have gone to a truncated form, but it's really not a big deal with that app.