A typical tag affair sees the Bizarre One lay out both Ryback and Curtis Alex, before being caught out with a quick roll up.
A typical tag sale is run by a homemaker, who squanders her profits at the mall, but who is also empowered by her enterprise: "Women step out of the domestic space into the liminal space of the lawn and garage".
In a typical tag, the error-checking information is precomputed and stored on the chip; but for a sensor, Smith says, this information needs to be computed in real-time as data is gathered.
Figure 1A shows a typical tag distribution resulting from a single binding event.
Twenty six reduced carbon equivalents are lost during the decarboxylation of sufficient pyruvate to synthesize a typical TAG (C55H98O6) molecule.
RNA-seq has biases associated with transcript lengths, lacks uniform coverage of regions in mRNA and requires 10 20 times more reads than a typical Tag-seq.
Note that all main peaks in the SCRS profiles of Group N- cells at the later time points starting from 36 hours were consistent with the profiles of triolein, a typical TAG species.
RNA-seq can be used to measure differential expression, but the need for 10 20 times more reads than a typical Tag-seq, biases associated with transcript lengths [ 26], and the absence of uniform coverage of regions in mRNA [ 27] make inferences about relative gene expression levels difficult.
The glutathione-S-transferase (GST) tag, a typical protein-tag, has a high specific binding capacity for glutathione, and is, generally, known to have little or no effect on the activity of the fused recombinant protein [ 3].
Criticised for their lack of affordability by advocates of traditional social housing tenancies, and with a typical price tag of several hundred thousands pounds, "low-cost home ownership" (LCHO) is a misnomer.
Houses in London have a typical price tag of £458,000; prices in the capital are nearly 23% higher than the 2008 peak before the financial crisis, according to figures released on Wednesday by the Office for National Statistics.
