Sentence examples for by a sequence for from inspiring English sources
In a previous study a model was constructed to minimise the waste caused by a sequence for a given set of products and to calculate the environmental impact of a waste minimised sequence.
To express single and fusion genes under identical conditions, open reading frames were ligated into vector pQE-30-LE harbouring HIS-and STREP-tag encoding sequences separated by a sequence for a -Gly-Ser-Ser-Ser-Gly linker derived from an overLE-restrictiontriction site (LguI and Eco81I) (Marquardt et al. 2014).
In particular, it was proved that any solution for autonomous differential inclusions can be approximated by a sequence of solutions for difference inclusions (the multifunction G is assumed to be bounded and Lipschitz).
Therefore a patient who is censored is indicated by a sequence of zeros for each t while one who dies will be denoted by value 1 for year in which death occurred and zero for each previous year.
Balanced randomisation was used with random permuted blocks of 20 patients followed by a sequence of 10 blocks for n=200 with a second, simple randomisation.
When the outcome is binary, the reduction is accomplished by a sequence of Fisher tests for the adjacent 2 × 2 tables.
An initial randomization schedule was generated for 48 participants, followed by a sequence of size 15 to account for dropouts.
Each assembly production line is characterized by a sequence of workstations linked together for the production of a given type of product.
The profile can be summarized by a sequence of "counts", which stand for the number of reads whose mapping starts at that position [ 7].
The cDNA was amplified by PCR using a forward primer (5'-GAA GAA GGG GTA TCT CTC GAG AAA AGA CAA GGT GAA GAC TTC CAG AAG G-3') that includes an XhoI restriction site followed by a sequence coding for the Kex2 cleavage site and a Reg3α specific sequence at the 3'-end (shown in bold).
There were 6,115 reference FLcDNAs that could be confirmed by a contig sequence for S. salar.
