Sentence examples for characteristic pair of from inspiring English sources

This computational plasmid contains a specially inserted series of DNA sequence segments, each of which is bordered by a characteristic pair of restriction enzyme sites.

The capital of every Ionic column features a characteristic pair of volutes, or spiral scrolls, at the centre of each of which is an eye, or disk, also known as an oculus.

'Binarium famosissimum' (= "most famous pair") is the name given by some twentieth-century historians of medieval philosophy to what was regarded as a characteristic pair of doctrines universal hylomorphism and plurality of forms often maintained together by members of the "Augustinian" school of scholastics in the thirteenth century.

Adult males have a characteristic pair of bright red panels on the tail that gives the species its name.

Both antibodies produced characteristic "pair of dots" signals at short (p) arms of a set of distinctly shaped chromosomes, recognized as acrocentric chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, and 22 (Fig. 1).

The characteristic pair of tandem dimethylated adenosine (m2A m2A) is universally present at analogous positions in rRNA of all organisms examined so far.

By this characteristic pairing of disulphide bridges, four α-defensins (DEFA) were described, which have been isolated from the granules of polymorphonuclear neutrophil leukocytes.

There are a number of gene models with short protein isoforms with a counterintuitive characteristic: pairs of alternative isoforms that encode nonoverlapping protein products.

Further, the algorithm detected two ions within our standards that showed characteristic pairs of isotopic patterns but could not be assigned to one of the spiked standard substances.

Of these, eight interactions appear to have produced a Higgs boson that decayed in a characteristic way (a pair of Z bosons), while about 200 decayed into two photons.

If intermolecular interaction only brings about band-shift on a characteristic peak, a pair of cross peaks appears in the corresponding near diagonal region.