Sentence examples for by a selection condition from inspiring English sources
A horizontal fragmentation can be expressed by a selection condition on the table.
We point out that an arcwise connected cone-quasiconvex set-valued mapping is characterized by a selection satisfying suitable conditions.
Combinatorial approaches are further constrained by the selection conditions used to distinguish functionally active variants, and the window of residues assayed by each cassette [34].
Given that the UE is located at a distance r from its MOI and r′ from its POI, probabilities of the UE belonging to each type can be found by integrating the conditional JPDF over the regions whose boundaries are set by the cell selection conditions in (6) to (9).
This plasmid was stably maintained in the 01-B526 trassformants, as were the native plasmids, but could be easily cured by removing the selection conditions.
It is likely that more complex changes can be triggered by selection conditions.
Importantly, the composite reads' length can easily be adjusted by modifying dSPRI selection conditions (Figure 1), and reach >200 bp.
This is in concordance with antibody phage methodology where it is known that binders with different characteristics can be identified by choosing different selection conditions [ 27].
Importantly, FNAs do not require complicated engineering or advanced design knowledge in order to construct a target-binding site, and the binding affinity toward target analytes can be fine-tuned by varying the selection conditions.
The findings indicate that randomization of an important Ca2 +-chelating residue in conjunction with "selection pressure" applied by Ca2 +-free phage selection conditions can yield variants with an alternatively stabilized Ca2 + loop and with increased binding affinities.
The growth ability of single mutants under selection conditions was tested by a reconstruction experiment in which 100 singly mutant cells were plated on selective medium and observed to determine their time of colony appearance (see Figure 6).
