Sentence examples for a defined segment of from inspiring English sources

Restriction and sequence analysis of captured clones revealed five highly ordered classes of cAAV, each of which contained a defined segment of the integrated vector locus.

Nine questions need answers to determine adequacy: (1) Does the study deal with a defined problem or a defined segment of it?

The atherosclerotic burden was quantified at a defined segment of the abdominal aorta between the origin of the celiac trunk and the bifurcation using a method also suitable for volume data sets acquired by helical scanning from CTs not designed for calcium scoring [ 21].

Taking advantage of the well established ability of Agrobacteria tumefaciens to transfer a defined segment of DNA (T-DNA) to the plant nucleus [ 4], the molecular genetic modification of plants is most often performed using binary vector systems that separate the T-DNA from the trans-acting virulence proteins that effect the transfer [ 5].

They are commonly used method to give the irregular variations of mutations into a defined segment and specific of the DNA (Hou et al. 2015).

Equally prominent were five chief military commissions, each assigned responsibility, jointly with the Ministry of War, for a geographically defined segment of the empire's military establishment.

The present paper reports the first structure of mammalian TS the tertiary complex of mouse TS (mTS) with dUMP and the strong antifolate inhibitor and anticancer drug, Raltitrexed with a clearly defined segment of 13 N-terminal amino acids.

So I'm really passionate about solutions that are currently ending up on the cutting room floor because they're coming from those who don't fit the narrowly defined segment of the population that has access to participating to providing value to the world with their solutions.

YAHA can also report multiple mappings per defined segment of the query.

Transposons and insertion sequences (IS) are defined segments of DNA that can relocate as a unit between genomic regions [ 15].

Different DNA signals can be distributed to many sites by the biochemical systems that mobilize defined segments of DNA (mobile genetic elements) to new locations.