Sentence examples for arrays in some from inspiring English sources

In addition, assembly and sequence accuracy issues may have contributed to creation of artificially truncated ZNF arrays in some cases.

A container is like a Python list (or an array in some languages).

The components of this transition are stably arrayed in some higher taxa but subject to frequent generation of new versions in others (Figure 2).

This CRISPR-Cas system contained some very large CRISPR-arrays in some genomes, up to 304 repeats, with highly conserved repeat sequences and highly variable spacers.

A number of genes were mapped to multiple probe sets on the Vitis Genome Array; in some cases, heat boxes for multiple probe sets were displayed for each enzyme in order to identify transcripts that might participate more in a particular pathway or process.

This result is in accordance with bioinformatic analysis of Cast5 arrays in which some flanking sequence diverges significantly from R66-like.

Molecular crowding substituted for the stabilizing effect of the membrane and allowed cytoplasmic receptor fragments to form sandwiched lattices that strongly resemble the cytoplasmic chemoreceptor arrays found in some bacterial species.

They used a process they described as "chemical self-assembly" to create patterned arrays in which nanotubes stick in some areas of the surface while leaving other areas untouched.

Non-CpGi intragenic and intergenic regions are not covered by the array except in some limited regions in which the array is essentially a tiling array (1.9 Mb on portions of chromosomes 6, 7, and 17).

In total, 60% of the CRISPRs were associated with Cas arrays (Table  1), with up to five different array subtypes in some strains (Additional file 1).

Participants had to choose and remember any of the superimposed digits in the array, and in some trials, one of the words in the array was semantically related to the memorized word.