Sentence examples for availability length from inspiring English sources

For the human and mouse transcriptomes, target abundance roughly matches availability (length of mRNA regions).

In a broader sense, the decrease in size may be driven by other factors (e.g. food availability, length of the growth season) than temperature.

Our data do not allow testing whether diversification has been driven by an ecological factor such as annual water availability, length of the dry season or another correlated ecological factor.

The EURACT European Academy of Teacherss in General Practice and Family Medicine) has recently mapped the availability of FM clerkships in all European schools through a survey of 259/400 medical schools in 39 European countries, revealing variability between European regions regarding the availability, length and scope of FM clerkships.

Further features that should be taken into consideration include climate (frosts, temperature, photoperiod, and length of growing season), soil properties (pH, salt, and nutrient concentration), plant availability, length of vegetation cycle, and production direction (e.g., pulp, wood, biofuels, and other products).

The input information for this function are link availability, route length and two adjustable parameters.

tropicalis were used depending on the sequence availability, sequence length and quality.

Yield may also be influenced by a number of environmental factors, including water supply [ 41- 44], nutrient availability, day length [ 41, 45], irradiance [ 43, 44], temperature [ 43, 44], agricultural practice [ 46] and infestation of pests and diseases [ 47- 50].

We appreciate that other factors, for example, ancillary non-catalytic domains, targeting proteins, protein conformation, co-substrate and inhibitor availability, substrate length (peptide/protein), and cellular compartmentalization, may alter hydroxylation and demethylation catalysis and substrate selectivities in a cellular context.

This is the first in-depth study of allelic imbalance detection in ChIP-seq and DNase-seq data that empirically tested the effects of key aspects of these analyses including genotype availability, read length, alignment parameters, imputation parameters, and requirements for predicting heterozygous sites.

Cooling was successfully stopped and reversed at the end of the protocol in both cases through the use of the heat exchanger set to warming mode (although technician availability limited the length of time available for monitoring and precluded a complete return to baseline temperature prior to sacrifice).