Sentence examples for base key from inspiring English sources
Jablonka and Lamb (2005) are examples of quite unorthodox theorists about inheritance and evolution who base key parts of their work —including an advocacy of "Lamarckian" ideas —around informational concepts.
The most notable of these is Djibouti, the home of China's first overseas military base, key to combating piracy along the African leg of the BRI sea route.
After sequencing, we trim the 5 base key, proximal, and distal primers from each tag.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/13/367/prepub Thistudydy was supported by the project grant of the national TCM clinical research base key diseases-pediatric pneumonia (JDZX2012098).
Degenerate base key: B, C or G or T; D, A or G or T; K, G or T; M, A or C; R, A or G; S, C or G; V, A or C or G; W, A or T; Y, C or T. Degenerate, 'sub-family centred' PCR primers were designed with the regions of homology, G(F/Y G and ILE, towards the 3' ends of the forward (FWD) and reverse (REV) primers respectively (bold).
Our 1380F, 1389F and 1510R V9 primers were synthesized at Invitrogen (Carlsbad, CA), HPLC or cartridge purified and engineered with 5 base keys, avoiding the use of a C at the terminal position of the key preceding the 1380F primer.
Not if we pound his communications centers, his air-force bases, key government installations.
He repeated the Bush administration's view that the current method -- which bases key calculations on a single interest rate tied to the 30-year Treasury bond -- must be replaced by a method that uses a series of interest rates.
In this paper, we propose a new GCD (Greatest Common Divisor) based Key Distribution Protocol which focuses on two dimensions.
In 2009, Tseng et al. proposed a password sharing and chaotic map based key agreement protocol (Tseng et al.'s protocol).
Both replicates from each of the 8 sample sites (16 total) were assigned a unique forward primer incorporating the 1380 or 1389 primer sequence, the 454 Life Science Adaptor A, and the distinct 5-base key to allow us to bioinformatically separate information from each sample after sequencing as described in Huber et al., 2007 [7].
