Sentence examples for characterized part from inspiring English sources

Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) constitute a major, but poorly characterized part of human transcriptome.

The gut microbial community is predominantly bacterial and the most characterized part inhabits the distal colon where two bacterial phyla the Firmicutes and the Bacteroidetes constitute more than 90% of the total community [ 90].

Combined with available EST from publicly available databases, the size of the characterized part of the transcriptome in P. abies now reaches the same order of magnitude as data available from North American spruce species, with thousands of putative full-length genes.

In this work we show that protein expression from characterized parts is unpredictable in Synechococcus elongatus sp. strain PCC 7942, and may contribute to slow development.

However, there is still a challenge for integrating a heterologous pathway in chassis cells for overproduction purpose due to the limited characterized parts, modules incompatibility, and cell tolerance towards product.

Additionally, engineers can choose characterized parts based upon other quantitative criteria, such as material and energy resource loads on a host cell, thereby further reducing the chance that a system might fail to behave as expected.

To design increasingly complex systems, larger sets of characterized parts are required.

A novel network architecture, which shows the intended behavior in silico is first assembled on linear DNA using in vitro characterized parts.

Ross characterizes part of his job as finding the sweet spot where faith and the culture intersect, because religion on its own often isn't enough, as he sees it, to generate mainstream press.

This paper characterizes part of an interdisciplinary research effort on AI techniques applied to environmental decision-support systems.

One sleepwalker, who spontaneously used the word "cross" to verbally characterize part of the motor sequence required by the task, reported following the night of sleep, a "cross" dream involving two diagonal paths.