Sentence examples for I insertion from inspiring English sources
Table 1 Parameters of proposed algorithm Parameter N pop Population size P c Crossover rate N c = 2(P c × N pop /2) Number of crossovered parents P s Swapping rate n s = P s × N pop Number of swapped parents P r Reversion rate N r = P r × N pop Number of reversed parents P i Insertion rate N i = P i × N pop Number of inserted parents P m Mutation rate N m = P m × N pop Number of mutant parents.
i Insertion of mobile element.
Study babies will in addition require: i) Insertion of a MiniMed sensor (subcutaneous insertion in the thigh).
Study control babies will in addition require i) Insertion of a MiniMed sensor (subcutaneous insertion in the thigh, as described above).
The general strategy for their prevention is based on good practice recommendations concerning (i) insertion and maintenance of indwelling lines, (ii) administration of prophylactic antibiotics e.g.: antibiotic lock therapy, (iii) use of skin emollients to reduce bacterial penetration, and (iv) health-care workers and visitors donning of single-use gowns [ 22].
Since all six ATPase domains possess characteristic "pre-sensor-I insertion" (PSI insert) and "helix2 insertion" (H2 insert) elements (Fig. S5, [12,17]), Rea1 can be classified as a member of the H2-insert clade [17].
A signature feature is the long SET-I (insertion region of ~125 a.a).
Allelic inteins in the RIR1-i insertion site of ribonucleoside-diphosphate reductase are present in prophages from two strains of Bacillus subtilis, in three eukaryote viruses and in a cyanobacterium [ 6].
We estimate the ages of two subfamilies of human-specific LINE-I insertions using both estimation procedures.
Strikingly, whereas genes with no insertion (gray) and those with group III insertions (yellow) were distributed symmetrically around the baseline, the population of genes with group I insertions (red) was significantly skewed to increased RNA levels upon Piwi or Mael loss.
