Sentence examples for availability of the catalogue from inspiring English sources
Once a region carrying a QTL is identified using an SNP array, the availability of the catalogue of SNPs present in that region and their annotation will be very useful for the identification of the putative SNP responsible for the QTL.
The availability of this catalogue of naturally occurring individual variation encourages the convergence of correlational and experimental designs and makes it possible to study the molecular biology of attention and cognition in general [104], [105].
Another Sky windfall is the availability of the show's back catalogue.
The availability of the 17th edition of the Catalogue of Cometary Orbits was announced on IAUC 8958 issued on 2008 July 7.
Drosophila melanogaster is an excellent model organism to study aging due to its short generation time and lifespan, the availability of the genome sequence and anenormous catalogue of genetic tools.
Since the AR protein is an extended member of the nuclear transcription factor that conditionally regulates the expression of genes [5], it is reasonable to expect that the availability of a comprehensive catalogue of androgen regulated genes in prostate cells could significantly contribute to our knowledge of androgen action in the prostate.
The availability of the long sequence tags in Torvum catalogue will allow precise identification of active nematocide/nematostatic compounds and associated enzymes posing the basis for the exploitation of these resistance mechanisms in other species.
Today we take for granted the easy availability of dictionaries, catalogues, and other reference works.
The availability of the long sequence tags in S. torvum catalogue will allow precise identification of active nematocide/nematostatic compounds and associated enzymes posing the basis for exploitation of these resistance mechanisms in other species.
Recent advances in molecular technologies and the availability of the human genome sequence have revolutionized researchers' ability to catalogue human genetic variation.
