Sentence examples for associated sense from inspiring English sources
It is possible that these antisense transcripts directly bind and recruit chromatin-modifying complexes to their associated sense transcripts [ 167].
A phrase used by a few participants was "doing more harm than good" with a sometimes associated sense of futility.
The repeat sequence associated sense and anti-sense "transcripts" do appear to be an artifact of the tiling arrays, as they are consistently seen wherever repeat sequences occur, whether inside or outside of coding sequences.
The result was Brainy Bike Lights, which uses the familiar icon of a bike and rider to speed up a driver's identification of a cyclist – and, hopefully, an associated sense of their vulnerability.
Hence there are two kinds of senses attached to proper names, a particular sense which cannot be expressed by common notions, and an associated sense, a description.
One 'registers what we might call "pure motion", i.e., gives rise to the impression of motion without any associated sense of change of position.
Initially, the natural frequencies of sense modes are successfully tuned to match the natural frequency of drive mode by polarization voltages onto the associated sensing electrodes so that the inherent bias frequency at each sense mode can be removed.
This second volume, considers the genesis of acoustic and optic biosignals and the associated sensing technology from a strategic point of view.
The proposed retinal vessel model and the associated sensing function strongly contribute to evaluating medical techniques, which are vital to ensure high-quality and safe medical procedures.
To determine if antisense transcripts were spatially associated with the kidney development-associated sense transcript counterpart, high resolution SISH was performed on a small subset of these candidates.
It leaves open, however, two questions: Why is level of education associated with sense of mastery, and why is sense of mastery associated with psychological distress?
