Sentence examples for by one strand from inspiring English sources

The impact of bilateral deals and contracts on market competition has long been addressed by one strand of research within the industrial organization literature.

She was particularly upset by one strand: a trick the vile Mr and Mrs Twit play on the stuttering Waltzer Boy, humiliating him horribly in front of a crowd of pretty girls.

The signal was carried by one strand of number eight fencing wire (Fig. 2b), and powered by Meidinger gravity cell batteries, a forerunner to the common lead acid battery.

An anti-parallel beta sheet, not seen in the template structure is formed by one strand from the N-terminus and another strand N-terminal of helix 5.

This open edge of the β sheet is in fact utilized for a docking interaction by an 8 residue portion of the R3 element in the structure of autoinhibited CaMKII holoenzyme, in which this portion of the R3 element extends the β sheet by one strand (Chao et al., 2011).

This combination can also rescue some binding sites supported only by one-strand signal because of the exclusion of multiply mapped reads due to mappability.

Aguilera and colleagues have shown a minimal HO site of 21 bp is cut by HO on one strand more frequently than on both strands, and the resulting nicks are converted to DSBs as cells transition through S-phase (Cortes-Ledesma and Aguilera 2006).

The probability of binding depends on the complementarity of the two dangling ends: The two stretches are aligned by sliding one strand on the other, to find the minimum energy score (G min (X ° Y ) ), calculated as the minimum sum of the contributions of base pair matches in a continuous stretch (i.e., gaps are not allowed).

Therefore, this could be either by the incorporation of an adenine opposite guanine on one strand or by the incorporation of a thymine opposite cytosine on the opposite strand.

Three additional combinations of two bases are possible [ 11], namely: A, T only ("W tracts"); G, C only ("S tracts"), and tracts which are G, T on one strand complemented by A, C on the opposite strand (jointly: "K.M tracts").

One of these inverted repeats, ICRII, contains the sequence that is nicked on one strand by the initiator protein, Rep, forming a covalent bond through a phosphotransfer reaction of the DNA 5′-phosphate to a tyrosine (14, 15).