Sentence examples for classes of seeds from inspiring English sources

Southeast Asian AG plants include both primarily bird-dispersed and wind-dispersed seeds, and Kaufmann [43] further suggested that those two classes of seeds probably use different chemical strategies, since the former were widely attractive to many ants, including non-AG species, while the latter were not.

One possible explanation for this might be that the binding free energy (Δ G) is mostly similar for different classes of seed matches (6-mers, 7-mers, and 8-mers).

National preparedness plans may be informed by country-specific recommendations through the present approach, and an extensive exploration of the model's results in terms of classes of demographic and contact pattern features would help in providing more general insights on classes of seeding scenarios.

Second, they constrain the seed match alignment, without constraining the binding energy for the match, to belong to one of the five seed classes of miRNA seeds, as defined in [ 4].

Prolamins are the most predominant class of seed storage proteins found in most cereals, such as maize, rice, and wheat [ 3].

Two classes of mutant seeds were identified in siliques of emb71 heterozygotes.

Differences among the smRNA classes of immature seed versus vegetative tissues were noted with the seed tissues having significantly higher percentages of the 24-nt size class likely, representing siRNAs from silenced repetitive regions.

We searched each reported validated site for 4 classes of "canonical" seed sites.

Possible roles in transcription regulation include evidence of LKR/SDH being a co-factor involved in hormone-mediated transcription through regulation of H3 and H4 histone methylation [ 15] and the LKR/SDH gene is reported to be regulated by the Opaque2-type transcription factors that also control the expression of at least some classes of cereal seed proteins [ 6].

It uses an open hashing technique and a special class of spaced seeds, called block spaced seed.

To cluster NGS by similarity, SEED indexes the reads by using the open hashing technique and a special class of spaced seeds (Lin et al., 2008), called block spaced seed.