The phrase "artificial terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, computing, or simulations where a terminal is created or simulated by artificial means.
Example: "The software provides an artificial terminal that mimics the behavior of a physical device for testing purposes."
Alternatives: "virtual terminal" or "simulated terminal".
The introduction of artificial N-terminal capping motifs, so call N caps, was used to nucleate α-helixes.
In those trees, a terminal (artificial) node was added that supports the populations (now virtual sister-taxa) at the place where the species tip was in the pruned tree (see the eight enlarged trees in Figure 2).
Txnip-GT1.4 and Txnip-GT1.4tail mutants were generated through the addition of C-terminal artificial N-glycosylation sites (GT1.4: LEAAAAAANATV, GT1.4tail: LEAAAAAANATVAAASGDVWDI), as described previously (Kaup et al, 2011) and subsequent subcloning into pCDH-CMV-MCS-EF1-Green-T2A-Puro (System Biosciences).
Artificial mutations in the terminal loop of miRNAs, such as miR-31 and miR-30, can block miRNA maturation [ 43].
To estimate the relative time of gene duplication we assumed that rice and maize diverged about 50 mya [ 49]. bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC), long terminal repeat (LTR), million years ago (mya), transposable element (TE), whole-genome duplication (WGD).
Before analysis, the matrix was cleaned by pruning rogue taxa, identified as unstable terminals causing artificial lowering of branch support, using the software RogueNaRok [ 104].
HOS cells were transduced with a modified lentiviral vector [ 16] bearing the artificial exon in the long terminal repeat (LTR) sequence.
While the C-terminal-truncated constructs are artificial, they are very similar to several human C-terminal splicing/frame-shifting truncation mutations that are also associated with severe ALS phenotypes (15, 16).
In the phylogeny construction problem, the given data points are the terminals and the artificial vertices correspond to missing (or ancestral) data points.
