The phrase "at the template level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, processes, or structures that pertain to a specific template or framework in various contexts, such as programming, design, or documentation.
Example: "The changes we implemented will improve functionality at the template level, ensuring a more efficient user experience."
Alternatives: "at the framework level" or "at the structural level".
The Nextera XT transposase produced insert sizes that were on average considerably smaller than the other library types (Fig. 2a), which is consistent with the observations noted by Chafee et al. [ 16] and Adey et al. [ 17], suggesting increased activity and the potential for slight sequence dependent biases at the lowest template levels.
In this line, EWS is shown to function as a co-transcriptional regulator of alternative splicing which can bind alternatively spliced exons at both the chromatin template level and in the nucleoplasm [ 68].
Indeed, even unbiased whole-genome sequencing of plasma ctDNA appears feasible in the near future (Leary et al, 2012), given the progress of sequencing technology at low template levels, such as single cells (Wang et al, 2014).
The limit of detection analysis showed consistent detection and allelic discrimination of B. pseudomallei and B. mallei at DNA template levels as low as 102 genome copies with sporadic amplification and genotyping at <102 genome copies (Figure 2).
Notably, in human islets prepared from six individuals (three controls, three diabetics), Kv1.1 expression was detectable in each sample at template levels corresponding to 10 ng total RNA, and these observations were confirmed by TaqMan real-time PCR and cDNA microarray (data not shown).
This showed that at all three positions, template levels were reduced to well below 50% at later time points (the maximum reduction expected if only 5′ 3′ resection occurred), approaching 20% at even the most distal locus.
Nutrient signaling also regulates RNA Pol I-dependent rRNA production at the level of template availability.
This is because only the template inserted at level 1 is required for template matching.
By pooling a genomic DNA library made from over 9,000 N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea (ENU) mutagenized F1 fish into 32 equal pools of 288 fish, each with a unique Illumina barcode, we reduce the complexity of the template to a level at which we can detect mutations that occur in a single heterozygous fish in the entire library.
