Definition of untransformed in English:

untransformed

adjective-nz-ʌntransˈfɔːmdʌntrɑːns-ˌəntransˈfôrmd

Not having been transformed in form, appearance, or character.
（形式，外表，性格）未改变的
untransformed rage can become a constant mantra about how oppressed we were
Example sentencesExamples
- By removing pyruvate and uridine supplementation from the culture media, untransformed cells are removed, while the transformed individual cybrid cells expand.
- Proportions were arcsine transformed, although untransformed means are presented.
- However, the capacity of sucrose unloading in 23 DAA fruit, a point at which SuSy activity is maximal in untransformed fruit, was not significantly decreased in the antisense SuSy plants compared to controls.
- The complete absence of untransformed animals in these transformed lines suggested that these stable lines were homozygous for a chromosomal insertion of the transforming plasmid.
- The dissolution of the USSR, however, prompted the Air Force to build a small B-2 force and retain untransformed, nonstealthy manned bombers.
- Genomic DNA from independently transformed and untransformed tissues was subjected to PCR.
- The second is the scene in which the panel of experts meticulously details all the physical shortcomings each untransformed woman has.
- The anesthetic sensitivities of transformed and untransformed siblings were measured on the same dispersal assay plates simultaneously.
- First, they contained variable proportions of transformed and untransformed nuclei because protoplasts are often plurinucleate.
- All analyses of the actual data were run on untransformed and log-transformed phenotype data (age of death).
- Nevertheless, incubation of leaf discs with cysteine increased glutathione contents substantially in untransformed and transformed poplars, particularly in the light, suggesting that cysteine supply remains a key limitation.
- They suggest that untransformed measures of client size may provide an upper boundary to the estimate of market concentration.
- The transformed roots are morphologically indistinguishable from untransformed roots and, in the case of legumes, they can be nodulated by Rhizobium bacteria and infected by mycorrhizal fungi.
- We log transformed measures of population size and fitness except for proportions, which underwent an angular transformation, and offspring seed production, which remained untransformed.
- We performed principal components analysis on the untransformed data using the correlation matrix, thus weighting all variables equally.
- Nobody remains untransformed by this contact, not displaced Native Americans, not enslaved Africans, and not even the apparent conquerors, the European colonists.
- They persist, their lives untransformed by love or loyalty or the fleeting courage they have to muster.
- The use of untransformed data for multiplicative fitness traits induces positive bias in the estimates of up to 50% for the ratio estimate when there are many segregating deleterious mutations per individual.
- In parenchyma cells, the contents of hexoses remained unchanged while sucrose content decreased only slightly in transformed tubers compared to untransformed tubers.
- Some of the variables exhibited moderate skewness; however, power transformations of the variables did not improve the fit of the model and therefore untransformed variables were used.

Rhymes

malformed, unformed, uninformed, unreformed

Definition of untransformed in US English:

untransformed

adjectiveˌəntransˈfôrmd

Not having been transformed in form, appearance, or character.
（形式，外表，性格）未改变的
untransformed rage can become a constant mantra about how oppressed we were
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of untransformed data for multiplicative fitness traits induces positive bias in the estimates of up to 50% for the ratio estimate when there are many segregating deleterious mutations per individual.
- Nevertheless, incubation of leaf discs with cysteine increased glutathione contents substantially in untransformed and transformed poplars, particularly in the light, suggesting that cysteine supply remains a key limitation.
- The transformed roots are morphologically indistinguishable from untransformed roots and, in the case of legumes, they can be nodulated by Rhizobium bacteria and infected by mycorrhizal fungi.
- The dissolution of the USSR, however, prompted the Air Force to build a small B-2 force and retain untransformed, nonstealthy manned bombers.
- First, they contained variable proportions of transformed and untransformed nuclei because protoplasts are often plurinucleate.
- The complete absence of untransformed animals in these transformed lines suggested that these stable lines were homozygous for a chromosomal insertion of the transforming plasmid.
- However, the capacity of sucrose unloading in 23 DAA fruit, a point at which SuSy activity is maximal in untransformed fruit, was not significantly decreased in the antisense SuSy plants compared to controls.
- By removing pyruvate and uridine supplementation from the culture media, untransformed cells are removed, while the transformed individual cybrid cells expand.
- In parenchyma cells, the contents of hexoses remained unchanged while sucrose content decreased only slightly in transformed tubers compared to untransformed tubers.
- All analyses of the actual data were run on untransformed and log-transformed phenotype data (age of death).
- The anesthetic sensitivities of transformed and untransformed siblings were measured on the same dispersal assay plates simultaneously.
- They suggest that untransformed measures of client size may provide an upper boundary to the estimate of market concentration.
- Nobody remains untransformed by this contact, not displaced Native Americans, not enslaved Africans, and not even the apparent conquerors, the European colonists.
- They persist, their lives untransformed by love or loyalty or the fleeting courage they have to muster.
- Genomic DNA from independently transformed and untransformed tissues was subjected to PCR.
- Proportions were arcsine transformed, although untransformed means are presented.
- Some of the variables exhibited moderate skewness; however, power transformations of the variables did not improve the fit of the model and therefore untransformed variables were used.
- We performed principal components analysis on the untransformed data using the correlation matrix, thus weighting all variables equally.
- We log transformed measures of population size and fitness except for proportions, which underwent an angular transformation, and offspring seed production, which remained untransformed.
- The second is the scene in which the panel of experts meticulously details all the physical shortcomings each untransformed woman has.

单词	untransformed
释义	Definition of untransformed in English: untransformed adjective-nz-ʌntransˈfɔːmdʌntrɑːns-ˌəntransˈfôrmd Not having been transformed in form, appearance, or character. （形式，外表，性格）未改变的 untransformed rage can become a constant mantra about how oppressed we were Example sentencesExamples By removing pyruvate and uridine supplementation from the culture media, untransformed cells are removed, while the transformed individual cybrid cells expand. Proportions were arcsine transformed, although untransformed means are presented. However, the capacity of sucrose unloading in 23 DAA fruit, a point at which SuSy activity is maximal in untransformed fruit, was not significantly decreased in the antisense SuSy plants compared to controls. The complete absence of untransformed animals in these transformed lines suggested that these stable lines were homozygous for a chromosomal insertion of the transforming plasmid. The dissolution of the USSR, however, prompted the Air Force to build a small B-2 force and retain untransformed, nonstealthy manned bombers. Genomic DNA from independently transformed and untransformed tissues was subjected to PCR. The second is the scene in which the panel of experts meticulously details all the physical shortcomings each untransformed woman has. The anesthetic sensitivities of transformed and untransformed siblings were measured on the same dispersal assay plates simultaneously. First, they contained variable proportions of transformed and untransformed nuclei because protoplasts are often plurinucleate. All analyses of the actual data were run on untransformed and log-transformed phenotype data (age of death). Nevertheless, incubation of leaf discs with cysteine increased glutathione contents substantially in untransformed and transformed poplars, particularly in the light, suggesting that cysteine supply remains a key limitation. They suggest that untransformed measures of client size may provide an upper boundary to the estimate of market concentration. The transformed roots are morphologically indistinguishable from untransformed roots and, in the case of legumes, they can be nodulated by Rhizobium bacteria and infected by mycorrhizal fungi. We log transformed measures of population size and fitness except for proportions, which underwent an angular transformation, and offspring seed production, which remained untransformed. We performed principal components analysis on the untransformed data using the correlation matrix, thus weighting all variables equally. Nobody remains untransformed by this contact, not displaced Native Americans, not enslaved Africans, and not even the apparent conquerors, the European colonists. They persist, their lives untransformed by love or loyalty or the fleeting courage they have to muster. The use of untransformed data for multiplicative fitness traits induces positive bias in the estimates of up to 50% for the ratio estimate when there are many segregating deleterious mutations per individual. In parenchyma cells, the contents of hexoses remained unchanged while sucrose content decreased only slightly in transformed tubers compared to untransformed tubers. Some of the variables exhibited moderate skewness; however, power transformations of the variables did not improve the fit of the model and therefore untransformed variables were used. Rhymes malformed, unformed, uninformed, unreformed Definition of untransformed in US English: untransformed adjectiveˌəntransˈfôrmd Not having been transformed in form, appearance, or character. （形式，外表，性格）未改变的 untransformed rage can become a constant mantra about how oppressed we were Example sentencesExamples The use of untransformed data for multiplicative fitness traits induces positive bias in the estimates of up to 50% for the ratio estimate when there are many segregating deleterious mutations per individual. Nevertheless, incubation of leaf discs with cysteine increased glutathione contents substantially in untransformed and transformed poplars, particularly in the light, suggesting that cysteine supply remains a key limitation. The transformed roots are morphologically indistinguishable from untransformed roots and, in the case of legumes, they can be nodulated by Rhizobium bacteria and infected by mycorrhizal fungi. The dissolution of the USSR, however, prompted the Air Force to build a small B-2 force and retain untransformed, nonstealthy manned bombers. First, they contained variable proportions of transformed and untransformed nuclei because protoplasts are often plurinucleate. The complete absence of untransformed animals in these transformed lines suggested that these stable lines were homozygous for a chromosomal insertion of the transforming plasmid. However, the capacity of sucrose unloading in 23 DAA fruit, a point at which SuSy activity is maximal in untransformed fruit, was not significantly decreased in the antisense SuSy plants compared to controls. By removing pyruvate and uridine supplementation from the culture media, untransformed cells are removed, while the transformed individual cybrid cells expand. In parenchyma cells, the contents of hexoses remained unchanged while sucrose content decreased only slightly in transformed tubers compared to untransformed tubers. All analyses of the actual data were run on untransformed and log-transformed phenotype data (age of death). The anesthetic sensitivities of transformed and untransformed siblings were measured on the same dispersal assay plates simultaneously. They suggest that untransformed measures of client size may provide an upper boundary to the estimate of market concentration. Nobody remains untransformed by this contact, not displaced Native Americans, not enslaved Africans, and not even the apparent conquerors, the European colonists. They persist, their lives untransformed by love or loyalty or the fleeting courage they have to muster. Genomic DNA from independently transformed and untransformed tissues was subjected to PCR. Proportions were arcsine transformed, although untransformed means are presented. Some of the variables exhibited moderate skewness; however, power transformations of the variables did not improve the fit of the model and therefore untransformed variables were used. We performed principal components analysis on the untransformed data using the correlation matrix, thus weighting all variables equally. We log transformed measures of population size and fitness except for proportions, which underwent an angular transformation, and offspring seed production, which remained untransformed. The second is the scene in which the panel of experts meticulously details all the physical shortcomings each untransformed woman has.
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