Sentence examples for bases we use from inspiring English sources
"I believe that with extraterrestrial life the likelihood is great that the genetic material will be made of complementary chains but not necessarily the chains or the bases we use".
On these bases, we use all the features assigned to a cluster to obtain their mean value which represents their geometric center.
Since BLASR can find alignments where a contig and a read overlap by only around 100 bases, we use these alignments as a filter.
Because of the small size of the coding region of the gene (282 bases), we used a mutagenic PCR approach to make the library as it permitted us to generate mutations throughout the entire gene.
For the number of fixed bases, we used four fixed bases (the 16th, 21st, 24th and 28th fixed bases from the left in the barcode (Table S1) were used for all templates) since the determined number of clusters became close to a constant value at four fixed bases (Figs 3c and S3c).
For coverage dependence, we used twenty random bases for clustering (Figs 4a and S5), and for the dependence on the number of random bases, we used 10% of the original total number of reads (Fig. 4b), since both parameters should still work based on the initial analyses for the four original templates (Figs 2a,c and S2a,c).
Here we have provided an overview of available data bases; we used PubMed, Medline and Google Schoolar as sources.
To identify the location of military bases, we used Census data on the share of adults currently in the armed forces (which not does include veterans) from table DP03 in American FactFinder.
As we were unable to find any missing bases, we used all TSS.
Since the median length of the ChIP-chip sequences in the present study is 520 bases, we used test sequences of this length, centred on the known TRE.
In the study on which this post is based, we use newly available data on laws relating to shareholder protection to assess the impact of legal and regulatory changes on stock market development in 28 countries.
