(v. t. & i.) To cause to descend; to lower; to let fall; to doff.
(v. t. & i.) To bring low; to abase.
(v. t. & i.) To descend; to fall; to dismount.
Example Sentences:
(1) It also abolishes the Aval site (CTCGGG) in exon VI, which can be directly detected with the enzymatic DNA amplification technique (PCR) and offers the possibility of direct analysis in carrier and prenatal diagnosis in kindreds with this mutation.
(2) DNA methylation was also studied, using the enzyme Avall.
(3) HindIII, Pstl, Aval, and SalI site maps have been determined for the genome of a cattle isolate of capripoxvirus, KC-1.
(4) Either the absence of an initial contact between U2 snRNP and the factor(s) recognizing the end of the intron (Accl RNA) or the unability of this ternary complex to undergo a conformational change (Avall RNA) could render these severely truncated precursors poor substrates.
(5) Avalable descriptive and analytical research suggests that the etiology of prostatic cancer is most probably related to hormonal influences rather than to a horizontally transmitted agent, while the etiology of testicular cancer is most probably related to endogenous or exogenous hormonal influences in utero or in infancy, or to in utero exposure to other exogenous agents.
(6) A spokeswoman for the bank tells us: Various parties with interest in purchasing Raiffeisen Bank Aval have approached RBI already some months ago.
(7) Analysis of RNase T1-resistant fragments immunoprecipitated by an anti-(U2)RNP antibody at early times of the splicing reaction showed that the protection encompasses both the branch point region and the end of the intron in BamHI and Avall, but essentially only the branch point in Accl RNAs.
(8) Later on, this protection becomes less detectable in BamHI, is reinforced in Avall and remains poorly detectable in Accl RNAs.
(9) Later on, all three branch points are used at the same rate in Avall, while the usual one prevails in BamHI RNAs.
(10) The crisis has forced Austria’s third-largest bank, Raiffeisen, has put the sale of its Ukrainian division, Bank Aval,on hold .
(11) Aval, Hpall, Mspl, Ncil and Nsplll were able to tolerate only the T.G containing sequence, while BstNl was able to tolerate only the C.A containing sequence.
(12) FastFT has more details here , explaining that Bank Aval operates 818 branches in Ukraine and has 3.1m customers.
(13) BamHI and Avall RNAs use three functional branch points at early times, the usual A residue at -37 and two U residues at -17 and -22.
(14) The distinctive 390 bp hu alpha-2(I) cDNA and two Aval fragments of 220 and 170 bp are identified by agarose gel electrophoresis.
(15) The foramen avale had patency of the valvular competent type.
(16) We investigated the interaction of U2 snRNP with the branch-3' splice site region of three human beta-globin pre-mRNAs carrying nearly complete (BamHI RNA), 24 nt (Avall RNA) and 14 nt (Accl RNA) of exon 2.
(17) All supported splicing, but mRNAs yields were respectively 2 and 10 times lower for Avall and Accl RNAs than for BamHI.
(18) These results can best be interpreted by a model of the LDL particle in which approximately 30 per cent of apo-LDL is exposed to the solvent, such that it can be reversibly denatured by GuHCl and at the same time is easily avalable to proteolytic enzymes, whereas the rest of apo-LDL is tightly associated with lipids and possibly buried inside the lipid moiety.
Doff
Definition:
(v. t.) To put off, as dress; to divest one's self of; hence, figuratively, to put or thrust away; to rid one's self of.
(v. t.) To strip; to divest; to undress.
(v. i.) To put off dress; to take off the hat.
Example Sentences:
(1) British consumers, whose bills will be halved, will doff their caps to Tory ministers who made possible this revolution of cheap energy.
(2) Transposing the Brothers Grimm to 1920s Spain, he doffs his montera not only to European silent cinema of the period, but to bullfighting and flamenco, with an atmospheric Gothic melodrama that has lashings of humour – mostly provided by Maribel Verdú as the social-climbing evil stepmother with a penchant for S&M – bags of invention, and an expressive, flamenco-inflected score by Alfonso de Vilallonga.
(3) In movie terms, this is the equivalent of the nerdy librarian who doffs her glasses and shakes out her hair, at which someone must yell, "Why, Miss Jones, you are magnificent!"
(4) Macartney offered to doff his hat, go down on one knee and even kiss the emperor's hand, but declined to kowtow unless a Chinese official agreed to kneel before a portrait of George III.
(5) The available transducers are cosmetically acceptable and are easy to don and doff.
(6) The music nods at Gregorian chant, doffs its cap to Shostakovich , gives a thumbs up to industrial metal, and is uniquely Scott Walker.
(7) Severe restriction of shoulder and trunk mobility made it impossible for these patients to don and doff their prostheses using the traditional figure-of-eight harness.
(8) If so, we must doff our hats to the Britannia of idiocy, and observe that she should really be on coins – the unapologetic face of some apocalypse-baiting modern currency.
(9) Marc Ostwald of Monument Securities 1) One has to always doff one's hat to Draghi for his ability to "blag a blagger", in rather stark (sic) contrast to his predecessors, and the conservative Bundesbank type grouping on the council.
(10) He clearly has a charisma; he laughs a lot and smiles a lot and he has a thing on top of his cap so he can easily doff it."
(11) Having castigated NHS England, we should doff our caps to its new boss, Simon Stevens, for a masterful report that, with a fair wind and a big slice of good fortune, could secure a long-term future for the health service.
(12) While everyone else is falling over to congratulate Jenny Jones, we doff our caps to Antti Koskinen, coach of the Finnish mens snowboard team.
(13) Makeshift centre-forward Gerard Pique shows the Big Game Bottler Other Big Game Bottlers doff their hats to how it's done by picking up a defence-splitting through-ball from Xavi, drawing Julio Cesar towards him, turning on a sixpence and slotting the ball into an empty goal from 12 yards.
(14) But those fears have escalated since a summer row between chief executive Mark Carne and an unsuspecting Patrick McLoughlin, transport secretary, over an additional £1.5bn needed for electrification projects, which has resulted, one source claims, in "armies of civil servants crawling over the budget" even before the track operator officially doffs its cap to McLoughlin.
(15) He's broken more records than an angry DJ and has been a superstar for nearly half his life, and this touching tribute focuses on the respect he's been accorded by colleagues, opponents and fans who doff their caps to him when he walks out to bat.