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Meanings of truncation in English

The property of being truncated or short.

Synonyms
Examples for "shortness"
Examples for "shortness"
1
One thing particularly conspicuous in this crowd was the shortness of stature.
The People of the Abyss
2
The shortness of the prayers impresses me as something novel and interesting.
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: First Series
3
The upper lip was of a Grecian shortness and the corners descending.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Bulgaria" to "Calgary" ...
4
That allusion to the shortness of the time brought Ruth an inspiration.
Mistress Wilding
5
The shortness of the day excuses no man from greatness of endeavour.
Levels of Living / Essays on Everyday Ideals
Usage of truncation in English
1
All variants are de novo dominant mutations that lead to protein truncation.
Pubmed
2
The data show that the interaction depends on the size of the truncation.
Pubmed
3
Programmers, with their penchant for optimization and elegance, must have enforced the truncation.
Wired
4
None of these beta 3 truncation mutants spread on the anti-alpha IIb antibody.
Pubmed
5
Keep in mind that manual truncation breaks the log backup chain.
Backup & recovery
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Survival from IPF diagnosis until death was estimated, accounting for left-truncation.
Pubmed
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Mutations predicted to result in truncation of the BRCA2 protein were detected in four tumors.
Pubmed
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It suggests that the truncation did not disturb the gross structures of RK catalytic domain.
Pubmed
9
Lurking beneath, however, is trickery to justify the executive's truncation of the supremacy of the constitution.
The South African
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The binding site was mapped in detail by NMR and confirmed by truncation and alanine mutagenesis.
Pubmed
11
A transactivating function generated by carboxy-terminal truncation of the HBV envelope proteins has been recently described.
Pubmed
12
Three of the truncation constructs form well-defined filaments with predictable dimensions according to transmission electron microscopy.
Pubmed
13
We propose that the N-terminal truncation offers a cell-specific ALAS2 regulatory mechanism without hindering heme synthesis.
Pubmed
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How the truncation affects the structural topology and catalytic properties of ALAS2 is presently not known.
Pubmed
15
Four mutations caused truncation of the parkin protein.
Pubmed
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Vivo did not elaborate if the truncation had disrupted their plans to leverage their tournament rights.
Reuters
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Truncation through the time
Truncation across language varieties
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