Certain glycosylases also have abasic lyase activity, cleaving the phosphodiester bond adjacent to the abasic deoxyribose residue. |
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Nobody gets points for being virtuous and cleaving to fidelity when there are no opportunities to do otherwise. |
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It's the fabled Cilician Gates that gave Alexander access to the wealth of Asia, a great, cleaving gap in a mountain range. |
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Stressed cells also had higher activities of sucrose cleaving enzymes, such as alkaline invertase and sucrose synthase. |
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He swung the mighty blade with one arm cleaving the ground and splitting the tiles around it. |
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I know for a fact I could stand to be kinder, more generous, fiercer in cleaving to the good, true and beautiful. |
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A beetle and froe were used for cleaving the sawn pieces, then a hatchet and drawshave were needed to roughly shape the lengths of wood. |
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The arrow points to a mitotic figure cleaving off a narrow cell from a semi-regular hexagon cell. |
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Like an icicle being stepped on, the iceberg split into pieces as the bombs ripped through it, fire cleaving a line clean through the middle. |
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Three such soldiers were there at this time, cleaving through waves of eye laden stalks as they rose from the dust. |
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Seres disappeared into the fray, a pair of short blades cleaving a path through the enemy that had rushed into the clearing. |
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The course of the cleaving process can be controlled to some extent depending on the size of the original defect. |
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Look to the Lord, cleaving to Him, simple, earnest in our desires to make known His name. |
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But rather than cleaving to pop's primary palette, where sexiness and triumphalism play well, these are songs mostly about pain. |
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The ship quivers, then settles back to its work of cleaving the smooth surface of the sea. |
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O brave new jaw, with Spearming cleaving to the choppers as rockweed cleaves to the rock. |
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If there must be change, make it gradual, and do it with the minimum of fuss. This election certainly seems to be cleaving to that stereotype. |
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Yet in cleaving to this scrupulous technique, he has skimped on the more obvious satisfactions of excitement and suspense. |
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However, problems are still arising with the cleaving of these wafers due to cracks and fractures in submillimetre-sized parts. |
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But for all this cleaving to their template there are great leaps forward if you listen closely. |
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The rough stone, though of such perfection of colour, lustre, and water, had a black spot near the centre of its mass, which had to be removed by cleaving the stone in two. |
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A detergent composition comprising an endoprotease that hydrolyzes proteins by preferentially cleaving peptide bonds adjacent to one or two amino acids, characterized by being devoid of other proteases affecting detergency. |
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But McDonnell struck the better note on cleaving to the single market. |
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Here the pilgrimage becomes the moment of ascent, of cleaving to God, and the moment when a Divine message may be close at hand to be grasped and cherished. |
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Actually, although the setting is indeed inspired by the area in which Dahl lived and wrote the book, the American actors will be cleaving to their native speech. |
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Thinking Parsis despair over this avoidable controversy cleaving apart a community already grappling with survival, identity and rudderless youth. |
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One of them considers America the culmination of the Enlightenment, cleaving to a rational philosophy that would indeed exclude religion and its icons from the public square. |
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Since I can't either take the risk of punching them further in without the risk of cleaving the wood, I decide to simply file them to the level of the wood surface, using a file and sand paper. |
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If the surgeon is used to cleaving this region for other operations such as prolapse or cancer, he may have the impression that dissection is not proceeding in the correct plane. |
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Surface mining involves quarrying which is excavating minerals by means of machinery such as cutting, cleaving, and breaking. |
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The roots were either diarch with two primary xylem strands or triarch with three primary xylem strands cleaving into two or three wide secondary xylem lobes. |
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Cleaving to principle means something more than holding high and not contradicting the ultimate libertarian ideal. |
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Cleaving the air with bloodstroke upon bloodstroke, Jarl made his bitter steel sing. |
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