Sentence examples for a change of reading from inspiring English sources
Three strains harbored deletions leading to a change of reading frame and shortly afterward a premature stop codon.
There is an insertion of a 58 bp segment in Prrp cDNA that causes a change of reading frame and results in a shorter Prrp with a different C-terminal end sequence.
"Viewing employee retention as Microsoft's Achilles' heel, Yang engineered an ingenious defense creating huge incentives for a massive employee walkout in the aftermath of a change of control," reads the legal complaint.
Meanwhile, the modern information is increasing in an explosive way, especially with the wide application of information technology, so the updating of reading material and the change of reading media are also the problems educationists will face.
The atelic verbs are confined to stage-level predicates, i.e. predicates which allow a change of state reading.
In addition, 16 SNPs created a stop codon and 14 were found to have caused a change of open reading frame.
The fourth exon of the human transcript is longer than that in the murine mRNA and is responsible for a change of the reading frame of the subsequent exon with respect to the mouse transcript, leading to substantially different conceptual translation products.
A calculation of fold change of reads (fold = reads of treated group/untreated group) for these sequences revealed that 416 smRNA sequences in the low temperature-treated group had a >1.5 fold increase in reads, whereas 137 smRNA sequences had a decreased ratio (Figure 4C).
To analyze H3.3-nucleosome dynamics at any given locus we measured dissociation rates (λout) as the change of reads from time point 0 h to time point 6 h.
The protein isoform lengths were compared, and their gene structures were examined for the presence of a change in reading frame.
By addressing such questions, however, we have already opted for an oblique style of reading, a change of perspective and the focus of attention reverts from 'context of justification' to 'context of discovery', analysing concrete subjects who, in concrete research settings, face demanding objects (a).
