Sentence examples for base assembled from inspiring English sources
In this study, a cell-adhesive RGDSK peptide was covalently attached to the G∧C base, assembled into RNTs, and structurally characterized by 1H/13C NMR spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and electron microscopy.
Afghan forces spotted him leaving his outpost before the killings and U.S. commanders on base assembled their troops for a head count when it was discovered that the soldier was missing.
I take as given the adequacy of the evidence base assembled by the World Health Organization Commission on Social Determinants of Health (2008) and other authors (Yong Kim et al. 2000; Birn et al. 2009; Labonté and Schrecker 2011).
In the case of the Dr. Strangelove event, audience members travel through the factory converted army base, assembling in the War Room an impressive nod to the Ken Adams original making statements, alongside the actors, on whether or not bombing Russia is a good idea. .
In addition to the number of bases assembled, the N50 of the transcriptome assembly of this study is twice that of assemblies that were made with pyrosequencing alone.
Contractors on the secret bases assembled and loaded Hellfire missiles and 500-pound laser-guided bombs onto drones, and they also provided security at the C.I.A. bases.
The number of bases assembled in contiguous sequences (contigs) was always over 21 Mb.
In terms of total assembled bases, the X. couchianus and X. hellerii genomes have 98% and 1022 % of bases assembled in the X. maculatus genome, respectively.
Only the amount of bases assembled in the sequences longer than 500 bp indicate that sequences assembled with Trinity are longer than with ABySS.
Utilizing the Newbler software (454 Life Sciences), the combined assembly of both runs resulted in a draft genome comprising 600 contigs (476 contigs ≥ 500 bases) and 9,153,529 bases assembled from 1,968,468 reads.
The total numbers of bases assembled were also significantly higher (P-value < 0.05) in all isolates for the de novo assembly compared to those in the mapped assemblies, irrespective of the difference in sequence coverage between isolates.
