Sentence examples for accessibility status from inspiring English sources

SSpro could predict the solvent accessibility status for each residue in a protein sequence, whose output result comes in a binary format- either as "exposed" or "buried".

Previous studies pointed out those differences in amino acid replacement dynamics associated with solvent accessibility status [ 29].

Such differences may be explained by TNBC-specific chromatin accessibility status or other available co-activator proteins.

As such, histone modifications and certain combinations of modifications play a major role in dictating the accessibility status of the chromatin.

Our analysis shows that the chromatin modifications H3K4me1, H3K27me3, along with overall chromatin accessibility status can accurately predict bonafide p63-bound sites without a priori DNA sequence information.

The purpose of this study was therefore to fill this gap by exploring the health accessibility status and factors best explaining the unmet health needs of inhabitants of a rural and mountainous area of China.

We used a multiple regression ANCOVA to assess the effect of elevation (range: 628 1170 masl), accessibility, protection status (reserve vs not) and frequency of records of domestic animals on the native mammal species richness and on a nonmetric multidimensional scaling (NMDS) ordination based on the frequency of records of the native mammals recorded at >3 camera-trap stations.

We conducted a 55-day long camera-trap survey in the Yungas subtropical forest in NW Argentina, to assess the effect of human accessibility, conservation status of the area, domestic animals and elevation on the diversity and composition of the large and medium-sized native terrestrial mammal assemblage.

The interaction between accessibility, socioeconomic status and ethnicity varied depending on the type of cancer.

These results highlight the complex interactions between accessibility, socioeconomic status and ethnicity in determining cancer incidence risk.

For those cancers with significant spatial variation, CART models were used to identify whether area-level accessibility, socioeconomic status and ethnicity were associated with high area-specific incidence.