Sentence examples for characterised element from inspiring English sources

In the case of Isis, a recently characterised element, no information is available from previous population studies, but the mean copy number of laboratory lines from Spanish populations is approximately three copies per genome [ 12], a value similar to that found in Australian populations.

The major Ubx-dependent transformation between wing blade and haltere capitellum does not require the Exd/Hth cofactors so the regulatory elements responsible for Ubx-target gene regulation in this region, such as the characterised element at salm, are expected to bind Ubx but not Hth [21].

This DNA harbours elements that control genomic activity such as gene regulators, non-coding RNAs and less well characterised elements that position the chromosomes on the nuclear matrix.

The last crowd characterising element is the transport mode that is chosen.

These roles include transcriptional or translational phase variation of gene expression [ 4], modulation of mRNA transcript stability [ 5] and in the case of the well characterised CRISPR elements protecting the genome from invading foreign DNA elements [ 6].

"Despite the progress made, there is still a long way to go in a context that is more favourable but still characterised by elements of uncertainty," the report said.

Notably, no CAGA boxes were predicted at Pitx2, a locus with previously characterised ASE elements.

Only a single MSL1 band at the 75C insertion site was detectable, and this is due to binding to a well characterised internal enhancer element [ 48].

By far the best characterised cytoplasmic polyadenylation element is the CPE, which is required for the cytoplasmic polyadenylation of a number of mRNAs, including cyclin B1 mRNA, during oocyte maturation and during the embryonic cell cycle [18 20].

Definitions need to draw upon bioclimatology and building and material climatology, but would characterise climate elements particularly relevant to heritage and recognise the importance of a number of critical meteorological parameters revelant to material heritage.

In order to approach the retail network as an important organisational innovation system in relation to brand owners, the aim of this paper is to characterise key elements of innovation in retail networks.