The phrase "assembly of facts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or gathering of information or data that has been compiled for analysis or presentation.
Example: "The report was based on an assembly of facts gathered from various credible sources."
Alternatives: "collection of data" or "compilation of information."
The 'external' position, or 'constructivist' argument, asserts that immunology's models of identity are derived not just with the assembly of epistemic facts, but include the entire cognitive and organizing principles of a widely held conception of personhood as the scaffold for their interpretation.
Although the exact cause of the extinction is debated, the changes in oceanic circulation brought about by the assembly of Pangea and the fact that the land surface of the Earth was mostly confined to a single hemisphere should not be underestimated.
A major challenge in the assembly of this chromosome was the fact that the neo-Y has already accumulated many repetitive sequences, which are difficult to assemble – similar to the ancestral Y chromosome of Drosophila which has not been assembled at all.
The interests for preparation and assembly of nanozeolites are based on the facts that the reduction of crystals size could bring about higher efficiency in catalytic processes or could offer applicable opportunities in the new fields.
The reason for this relates to the fact that the assembly of highly similar duplicated sequences will often be missed, collapsed or mis-assigned [ 90, 91].
The fact that the assembly of reads from the tulip genotypes within their respective T. gesneriana and T. fosteriana sections shows a much better performance confirms the influence of heterogeneity in the assembly.
Another challenge that mitochondria face is the fact that the assembly of complexes of the Electron Transport Chain (ETC) in the inner mitochondrial membrane (IMM) requires a proper stoichiometric ratio of their subunits.
The comparatively low alignment rate especially in case of the L. braziliensis library is likely a result of incomplete assembly of the reference genome or the fact that we used a different L. braziliensis strain (a clinical isolate from the Peruvian Amazon region) than the strain used to generate the reference genome.
Upon exposure of these assemblies to the enzyme, porcine liver esterase (PLE), the reaction-induced disassembly was evident from the fact that micelle-like assembly of ∼100 nm in size (obtained by DLS) exhibited a time-dependent decrease in size.
The smaller number of ORs may reflect the fact that the primary assembly of apple does not include all the predicted genes sequenced.
