The phrase "a trc of" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It appears to be a typographical error or an incomplete phrase, and therefore cannot be used in written English.
Example: "I found a trace of the missing document in the archives."
Alternatives: "a hint of" or "a sign of".
A modified ACI design method is adopted to calculate the nominal shear strength of TRC and TSRC short columns based on the FEM and analysis results.
In this case, CK19 mRNA-positivity was demonstrated by a TRC assay of residual serial sections of the same block.
A TRC element of approximately 5.2 kb was detected in the Tribolium castaneum genomic sequence [GenBank: AAJJ01002287.1], and displays at its extremities an inverted repeat of 27 bp with the sequence CCCTAGTAGCACCGAATATTTGTAAAA.
Inexpensive lactose was used as a medium component and inducer of expression of the P2O gene, which is under the control of a trc promoter.
All versions of KaiC (KaiCTST and mutant versions) show similar levels of expression of soluble KaiC when expressed from an ectopic site under the control of a trc promoter (trcp; 20) (Fig. S2).
A sample of a TRC query is given in Figure 1.
In contrast, in larvae with Cg-Gal4-driven expression of a Trc RNAi transgene (TrcIR), which can efficiently knockdown Trc levels, fat bodies mostly preserved their regular appearance with the nuclei in the middle surrounded by dark lipid droplets, and the number and size of Atg8-positive structures was significantly lower than in controls.
The distribution of the genes' connectivity score is right skewed and 75%% of genes' TRC are under 0.01 with only 32 genes have a TRC greater than 1.
Not surprisingly, the same study also showed that Trc mutants have altered levels of F-actin [ 150], because it has already been speculated since the year 2000 that the actin cytoskeleton might be a Trc target [ 15].
The present study is part of a research collaboration between The Research Council (TRC) of the Sultanate of Oman and the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ), which seeks to develop a cooling system driven by renewables.
