Sentence examples for an ocs from inspiring English sources

"You hear about students going off to the Ivy Leagues," says Robert Vecchio, president of the Board of Education of the William Floyd school district on Long Island, NY, which just launched an OCS ceremony.

In blue light-induced genes that were dependent on both cry1 and HFR1, two motifs, a W-box and an OCS element, were found highly overrepresented with p-values even lower than 10−10(Table 1).

The resulting ERS1 fragment was cloned into pBJ36, in which an OCS terminator follows the ERS1 fragment.

Other aligners such as MegaBLAST (Altschul et al., 1990) and SSAHA2 (Ning et al., 2001) can also produce numerous alignments, but have no notion of an OCS.

We do not include MegaBLAST or SSAHA2 in the accuracy or SV detection tests because neither has any strategy for finding an OCS.

Therefore, with an OCS over 10%, populations run the risk of losing much of their diversity Our results indicate a moderately negative influence of wrong parent information on genetic variation saved by means of OCS in panmictic (random-mating) populations.

In vivo, intravenous administration of an Ad-OC vector was effective against preexisting human prostate cancer subcutaneous and bone xenografts.

Thus, their decoupling could explain the increase in the proportion of G0/G1-phase cells in our FZD7-knockdown Stem-A OC cells.

We found decreased localisation of CK1 ɛ and phosphorylated DVL2 (Ser143) at the signalling triaging centre centrosome after FZD7 knockdown in Stem-A OC cells.

We show here that FZD7 downregulation in Stem-A OC cells reduces cell proliferation by increasing the proportion of cells in the G0/G1 phase.

I call a friend in Colorado and explain it to him: 'Hey, I've got this crazy pill, an OC 80, an OC 40.