Sentence examples for Dangling end from inspiring English sources

To these guardians of language, there are few more egregious slip-ups (slips-up?) than to leave a participle dangling, end a sentence with a preposition or (heaven forfend) utilize an inflectional, rather than a periphrastic, comparative (stupider, say, instead of more stupid).

The "conventional" energy minimization algorithm (for simplicity of presentation without dangling end contributions) for linear RNA molecules can be summarized in the following way, which corresponds to the recursions implemented in the Vienna RNA Package: The F table is initialized as F i +1, i = 0, while the other tables are are set to infinity for empty intervals.

When a target DNA strand possesses an 8 base "dangling end", duplex formation on the surface of the nanoparticles leads to an increase in hydrodynamic radius.

The presence of guanosine residues at the first and second position of the 3′ dangling end effectively quenches the fluorescence due to the photo electron transfer (PET) mechanism.

MY kids wanted a swing at our Shelter Island retreat, so I threw a rope over an oak tree branch, tied a thick knot at the dangling end, and told my 5-year-old daughter, Bolivia, to climb on.

The secondary structure of the ITS2 from the strain H71D was predicted by using the RNAfold WebServer (http://rna.tbi.univie.ac.at/cgi-bin/RNAfold.cgi), with the following setup: (i) minimum free energy (MFE), (ii) partition function and avoid isolated base pairs for fold algorithms, (iii) with no dangling end energies, and (iv) RNA parameters: Turner model (Mathews et al. 2004) at 37 °C.

Interestingly, this class has no catalytic structure in either strand, but has a long 3'-dangling-end and no 5'-dangling-end in both strands.

Thus, the 5'-dangling-end of the replicase strand (the strand having the replication activity) must make sufficient base-pair matches both with the 3'-dangling-end of its complementary copy (template strand) and with that of its exact copy.

Moreover, the 3'-dangling-end of the replicase strand also has many G's, but they are interspersed by U's.

All our folding algorithms assume -d2 as the default dangling-end model, allowing a single nucleotide to contribute with all its possible favorable interactions.

The 3'-dangling end of both strands has a high frequency of G's (especially the longer ones), and, moreover, the absence of 5'-dangling-ends prevents the formation of non-functional complexes.