Sentence examples for by a variable length from inspiring English sources

In general, the myosin protomer consists of a long polypeptide known as the heavy chain comprising an ~80 kDa head domain followed by a variable length tail domain.

Synaptotagmins (Syts) share a common structure: an N-terminal transmembrane (TM) sequence followed by a variable length linker and two tandem, distinctly conserved C2 domains, C2A and C2B.

By contrast, subfamily IV proteins contain only the PZPM-Epc-N domain followed by a variable length stretch of low complexity sequence.

For Mlc and NagC, it was shown that they usually bind to inverted repeats consisting of a T-rich 5'-region and a correspondingly A-rich 3'-region separated by a variable length GC-rich core [ 42].

All of these homologous Syt genes were found to encode proteins with a common domain architecture: an N-terminal TM domain connected by a variable length, poorly conserved linker sequence, to well conserved, tandem, C-terminal C2A and C2B domains and this domain architecture was taken to define the family.

A high degree of scalability is achieved by allowing for a variable length processing element array, where more processing elements yields a higher degree of candidate MV parallelism.

Furthermore, the dynamic Bayesian network's random variables are constituted from sets of lexical cues selected automatically by means of a variable length genetic algorithm, developed specifically for this purpose.

In contrast, an object-based approach to data structuring achieves a verbatim representation by directly storing a variable length list of annotation objects of any type (see Data Model).

Oligonucleosomes are composed of variable amounts of mononucleosomes connected by intact linker DNA with a variable length of 15 to 100 base pairs containing a 'linker' histone H1.

Hirschsprung disease (HSCR) is an abnormality of the enteric nervous system characterised by the lack of ganglia along a variable length of the gut.

Alu elements are transcribed by RNA polymerase III and encode a variable length adenosine-rich region at their 3' end, a critical feature for retro-transposition [ 10].