Sentence examples for broad islands from inspiring English sources

Smc1/3 are implicated in sister chromatin cohesion and their binding sites contained high and broad islands of H3.3 that exhibit high H3.3 turnover.

The stations each had three platforms; a broad island platform in the centre for passengers waiting to board trains, and narrower outer platforms from which passengers exited the trains.

The association between the clusters and the three tested genomic features promoter architecture (single peak vs. broad), CpG islands and gene annotation is highly significant for these three features shown in Figure 3 (each of the three features has a statistically significant distribution among the three clusters with a Bonferroni-corrected p-value < 5.5E-15, Pearson's Chi-square test).

At these broad multi-island scales, substrate age played only a small role in determining the relative difference in alien- and native-dominated forest ACD.

Fronted by a motor court with a large fountain, the main house features an updated kitchen with a broad center island, a great room with a fireplace, an office/den and a billiards/game room.

Right now, he is studying the ways in which the façades of Tijuana buildings might be improved with simple architectural tweaks and how a functional school could be constructed on a broad traffic island in an underserved neighborhood.

Core promoter factors and RNA polymerase II assemble on the gene promoter at the transcription start site, consisting in a broad CpG island or a TATA box [ 14, 15].

A unique class of broad non-methylated islands encompass polycomb-regulated developmental genes.

Promoters belonging to the centered and downstream clusters appear similar in characteristics and are associated to features previously identified [ 8] as hallmarks for ubiquitously expressed housekeeping genes (CpG islands, broad promoter shape)), and accordingly are more likely to correspond to previously identified protein coding genes).

An even broader definition includes islands off the shelf (so to speak), if they are geographically and culturally proximate.

The random character of the formation process results in a broad distribution of island size and concentration [20].