Sentence examples for chr i from inspiring English sources

Merwin says the Hanukkah-Christmas crossover products are "driven by high rates of intermarriage between Jews and Chr i stians, but some of it is simply the reality" of living as a minority in a multicultural society.

Single copy transgenes were generated by injecting a mixture of repairing plasmid, transposase plasmid, and selection markers into strains EG6429 (ttTi5605, Chr II), EG6701 (ttTi4348, Chr I), EG8078 (oxTi185, Chr I), or EG8081 (oxTi177, Chr IV).

The relative proportion of transposases is slightly larger in chr II than in chr I (14.8 and 11.4%, respectively).

After DSB formation, the lysΔ 3′ sequence invades the donor cassette and copies to the end of Chr I, generating a Lys+ nonreciprocal translocation product.

Characteristically for members of Vibrionaceae [ 10] the A. salmonicida genome consists of two circular chromosomes of 3.3 and 1.2 Mb (chr I and chr II respectively).

In addition to the regions duplicated on the plasmids and chromosomes Chr I also carries an additional perfect duplication of approximately 29 kb.

Assuming that chr(x i ) gives the character associated to a vertex i of graph x, the score for matching characters at vertices x i and y j is: (1) where q(a) is the frequency of a, q z =(q chr(x i ))+ q chr y j )))/2, and P a, b; t) is the substitution probability between characters a and b given the evolutionary distance t and the substitution model.

The borderline between things and signs and thus the sign itself is defined functionally rather than ontologically: signs are things employed to signify something (res … quae ad significandum aliquid adhibentur) (Augustine De doctr. chr. I 1, 1963, 9).

In contrast to his former view, he is now attributing a fundamental epistemic function to the sign, claiming that "all instruction is either about things or about signs; but things are learnt by means of signs" (Omnis doctrina vel rerum est vel signorum, sed res per signa discuntur) (Augustine De doctr. chr. I 1, 1963, 9).

By this circumstance, in short chromosomes (such as Chr. I, 225 kb) the positional effect covered nearly the entire chromosome.

Proteasome activity may be accelerated by increased damaged or misfolded proteins and/or by chronic oxidative stress, a known biochemical feature of DS resulting from either gene dosage effect of certain chr 21 genes (i.e. SOD1, CBS, APP) or mitochondrial dysfunction [ 36, 89, 98, 99].