The phrase "a core pair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a fundamental or essential duo of items, concepts, or individuals that are closely related or interdependent.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a core pair of variables that significantly influence the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a fundamental duo" or "an essential couple".
No matter how elaborate, all decipherment techniques have the same core: pairing an unknown language with known bits of knowledge.
A N280 1.66GHz Atom is at the core, paired with 2GB of RAM and up to a 2TB hard drive.
The mean tumor cell score of core pairs from the same sample was calculated.
This result suggests that there is a core of gene pairs that were most likely linked in the ancestor of all three species, and are much more likely to remain linked than other genes in the genome (for examples, see Supporting Information File S1).
A final version of the questionnaire was obtained after it was tested on a core of twins (12 pairs) randomly chosen among the Euroclot participants.
While all three zinc fingers orient with their helices in the DNA major groove, in contrast to ZFP57 and other canonical Cys2His2 zinc fingers, Kaiso only contacts a core of 5 6 base pairs between the three zinc fingers.
E. coli has ∼3000 promoters, each of which contains a core sequence ∼35 base pairs in length comprised of hexameric consensus sites at the −35 (TTGACA) and −10 (TATAAT) regions relative to the transcription start site, although the spacing and sequence composition of these sites can vary significantly.
The pair identified a core curriculum in Arabic developed by the Khan Academy, that they could store on an offline server, and is distributed for free.
Its 260g/km CO2 emissions – a core reason for strapping a pair of turbos to a downsized engine – represent a 15% drop over its forebear.
For example, when an NLS primer pair with a core melting temperature of 45°C was tested in the TSP configuration for allele-specific PCR, the presence-absence of the 147 bp allele-specific PCR product corresponded to the correct genotype.
