Sentence examples for ambiguous function from inspiring English sources

While many newly arisen gene families have unknown or ambiguous function, many of them can be functionally annotated via similarity to pre-existing families — though the low level of similarity between them may preclude placing them in the same family.

And Carter has fun with the ambiguous function of "a divinity school that only half believed in God".

The (W_{{t,t^{{prime }} }}^{r}) in (2) is the range ambiguous function, which is determined by the transmission pulse waveform and receiver response function (h(t)) as the formula (3).

Besides its ambiguous function in gene regulation, the role of histone methylation as the primary targeting function has been challenged recently.

Across all taxa, the proportion of families with unknown or ambiguous function is twice as large for creations (1,192 unknown+360 ambiguous/2,278 total creations = 68.1%) as for families included in the full statistical analysis (896 unknown+1,586 ambiguous/9,990 total families = 24.8%).

Introns are noncoding DNA sequences of ambiguous function that in eukaryotes interrupt exons and are removed from pre-mRNA by the splice machinery prior to translation.

In order to satisfy the increasing requirement of high measurement resolution and accuracy compared with the traditional ADCP, this paper investigates the ambiguous functions of different signals and indicates that the pulse combined by several sinusoidal signals will improve the time resolution when keeping good frequency resolution.

Given the ambiguous role of DNA sequence in specifying centromere identity and function, it is of considerable importance to understand what contribution DNA sequence makes to chromatin structure.

Column 3 shows, for reaction sets with a known pathway annotation, the respective biochemical pathway [ 36], or, where the pathway is not known or ambiguous, the functions of the enzymes, separated by a slash.

Approximately 85% of these unigenes could be assigned a functional annotation, with the remainder (ca. 15%) having an ambiguous or unknown function.

Taking the first inversion (A C F), the A is flatted and the F is sharpened, resulting in a chord (A♭ C F♯) that is both dissonant and ambiguous in harmonic function.