"base content of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something forms the basic substance or essential elements of something else. For example: "The base content of this speech addresses the main challenges facing our organization."
The degree of alteration depends on the hydrophobicity of asphaltene and the amount of deposition, which depends on factors such as asphaltene content and solvency of the oil, acid and base content of the oil, brine pH and salinity, aging condition, and mineral type.
However, the base content of an oligonucleotide is known to have a strong influence on its ability to bind to metal-chelate adsorbents.
The choice of replacement nucleotides was biased in accordance with the base content of the composite ORF.
Thus, as there is no way to define a 'left' versus a 'right' flank, we describe the base content of the two flanks simultaneously.
It is commonly accepted that much of the binding specificity of a protein-DNA complex is encoded in the base content of the DNA sequence.
This makes it clear that normalizing the TF binding affinity scores for the base content of the promoter sequences is important for accurate estimation of the FDR.
No relationship was found between the acid and base contents of the bulk bitumens and the bitumen surface character determined from the work of adhesion.
Briefly, we used an in-house pipeline for statistic sequencing error rates, base calling accuracy and ATCG base contents of raw sequencing data.
That allows them to provide white-labeled videos with their own branding, incorporating their own media and basing content of the video on the text of their stories.
The relation between chest pain and sex, observed in this study needs to be explored in detail to understand the physiologic- based content of this symptom in achalasia.
We based the content of the computer-based decision aid, called CHOICE™ version 1.0, on systematic reviews of the literature and our videotape decision aid [ 10].
