As the genial Mr. Ravenhill explains at the top of the evening, the interview has been reconstituted from a series of talks the two shared, which Mr. Ravenhill then shaped into a fixed format.
Each coexpression module was reconstituted from a given seed gene.
Ultimately, a minimal Tff assembly system could be reconstituted from proteins expressed in a cell-free system (Aly et al., 2013) or even purified, as has been achieved for type I pili (Nishiyama et al., 2008).
To evaluate the ability of Och1p activity to be reconstituted from its modular components, we examined a known protein-protein interaction, MyoD binding to Id2.
Scientists still like to be able to check each read manually when calling SNPs, often to convince themselves of the quality of the calls and rule out obvious errors in SNP calling in a very ad hoc manner, reads cannot yet be reconstituted from De Bruijn graphs as they can from BAM alignments so a dual storage is needed.
It was supposed to be reconstituted from the various units, militia and rebels that fought in a civil war that ran from 1998-2003 (in which several million people, mostly civilians, died).
Other information can be reconstituted from e-mail messages and other sources, Mr. Williams said.
It was supposed to be reconstituted from the various units, militias and rebels that fought in the civil war between 1998 and 2003.
Unlike most chemotherapy agents, which kill cells unselectively, the radioactive BLyS would home in on the cancerous B cell and the mature B cells, he said; the patient's immune system would be reconstituted from the younger B cells.
Temporal MPI trends can also be reconstituted from past regulatory surveys.
