Sentence examples for a probes from inspiring English sources

Therefore, Class A probes are the probes that behave as expected.

We considered only the CpG probes belonging to Class A probes, that is 45 and 800 probes in D1 and D2 respectively, and we matched them with the corresponding BOPs.

Thus, we reasoned that probes for regions of gain would yield comparably higher average intensities than those for regions of normal copy number and that this, in turn, would result in a correlation between M and A: probes measuring ratios of gain will have higher average intensities.

In view of increasing importance of lipid rafts and other localized domain and limited success in case of structure determination of membrane-bound proteins vis-à-vis their soluble counterparts, it is tempting to rapidly attach fluorescent or photoactivable probes to lipids to get a probes where relatively little attention is paid to design of such probes.

Minimal cross-hybridization in influenza A probes was observed with samples either negative or harboring other respiratory viruses.

Microbial genomes commonly incur variations from insertions, deletions, or mutations that can generate false-negative results if the variation resides within a probes' targeted region.

The HAM-A probes 14 parameters and each item is scored on a 5-point scale, ranging from 0 = not present to 4 = severe.

Among the specific sequence motifs of interest, HLA-A probes 34 and 42 corresponds to four codons, 149-GCG, 151-CGT, 152-GTG and 153-GCG, and three codons, 161-SAG (where S is either G or C), 163-CGG and 165-GTG, respectively.

For VEGF-A, probes were designed to span the first four exons thus detecting the four commonly occurring isoforms.

SSO probes included 48 HLA-A probes, 61 HLA-B probes, 37 HLA C probes, 41 HLA-DQB1 probes, and 60 HLA-DRB1 probes.

CENP-A probes also did not cohybridize with any of the other MHC genes, again indicating a lack of close linkage observed in other species.