Sentence examples for associated mark from inspiring English sources
Such a link between materiality and God is not much of a conceptual stretch (though in standard Platonic, Neoplatonic, and Aristotelian contexts we would tend to link God with form): both matter and God are utterly hidden and utterly grounding for all else, while form (and the Will/Wisdom with which it is associated) mark the lesser "active" or "manifesting" mode of divinity and of the cosmos.
Recently it was shown that H3K79me2 is most enriched at 5' ends of genes, slightly downstream of H3K4me3, but before the classic elongation associated mark H3K36me3 [ 62].
The replication associated mark H4K5ac (Sobel et al., 1994), found ubiquitously across the genome, declined rapidly from cycle 8 onwards, consistent with the elongation of cell cycles duration over time and the decreasing fraction of nuclei caught in S phase.
We show in Figure 8 that there is no such skewing, arguing against the direct role of DNA methylation in RNA polymerase slowing and instead supporting the role of trimethylation of lysine 36 of histone H3 (H3K36me3) as an associated mark in transcribed gene bodies that is more likely to mediate polymerase slowing [ 28].
The first Basel Accord, issued in 1998, was blamed for inducing a depression in Japan from which that country has yet to recover; and the Second Basel Accord and its associated mark-to-market rule have been blamed for bringing on the current credit crisis, from which the U.S. and the world have yet to recover.
Histones and their associated marks may play other roles in protecting CGIs from hypermethylation.
We base the DEPs on scaled differential enrichments (SDEs, see 'Scaled Differential Profiles') for all mapped histone modifications at gene loci, and enhancer associated marks at putative enhancer loci.
Frontal marking may be associated with marking with front legs [ 83].
This effect was associated with mark reduction of MDA level.
deep, were inclined, and some are associated with scratch marks.
The potential mollusc Kimberella is associated with scratch marks, perhaps formed by a radula.
