Sentence examples for based on a deleted from inspiring English sources

The scene wherein Angela starts crying when the Christmas party descends into chaos was based on a deleted scene from the earlier season two episode "The Fire", where Angela starts crying during a talking head due to the stress of the situation.

TG1050 is based on an E1, E3 deleted non-replicative human adenovirus serotype 5 (Ad5).

The proposed approach overcomes these limitations by employing zero thickness cohesive elements based on a traction separation law, which are deleted from the analysis if any of the surrounding elements fails.

An established track is decided to retain or delete based on a 12-out-of-32 12-out-of-32 12-out-of-32 12-out-of-32

In this study, we introduce an ILS approach, strengthened by a hyper-heuristic which generates heuristics based on a fixed number of add and delete operations.

Selective sweep signal based on FST of deleted CNV was used to estimate how each deleted CNV affects the trait difference between Holstein (for milk) and Hanwoo (for meat).

We have conducted a case study in yeast sporulation by predicting a quantitative phenotype, sporulation efficiency change after deleting a gene, based on a network assembled from the existing knowledge.

We adopted a different attenuated vaccine strategy based on an HSV-2 virus genetically deleted for the gene that encodes gD-2 (U S 6) and complemented the virus to allow a first round of replication by growing it on Vero cells encoding HSV-1 U S 6 (gD-1, VD60 cells) (Cheshenko et al., 2013).

Though CNV extraction in Hanwoo and FST calculation based on deleted CNV genotype information are trial procedures and not a widely used method, the result matched up with our expectation.

To assess the quality of antibodies transiently expressed to high levels in plants, we have expressed and characterised the human anti-HIV monoclonal antibody, 2G12, using both replicating and non-replicating systems based on deleted versions of Cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV) RNA-2.

Offset based on inserted or deleted base(s).