Sentence examples for commonly assembled from inspiring English sources

Aeronautical structures are commonly assembled with bolted joints in which friction phenomena, in combination with slapping in the joint, provide damping on the dynamic behavior.

As species designations are lacking for most specimens of Symbiodinium, these taxa are most commonly assembled into broad groups or clades that encompass many undescribed species (see [47], [50] for review and comprehensive phylogeny).

Therefore, overlapping EST sequences are commonly assembled to derive a set of unique putative genes (unigenes).

Immunoglobulins in mammals are commonly assembled from two identical light (L) chains and two identical heavy (H) chains.

CRP is an acute-phase plasma protein that binds to complement proteins commonly assembled on apoptotic cells, on the surfaces of pathogens, and is implicated in the systemic response to inflammation [ 13].

Considering the large amount of common wheat cDNA that already exists in the public domain, we mapped all reads to the following two most commonly used assembled EST datasets: wheat gene index (TAGI) and wheat PUT assembly (TAPUT) [ 22, 23] (Additional file 5: Table S4).

The two commonly used assembling routines CAP3 and PHRAP were tested for their capability of assembling the BAC sequences.

The U.S. public would benefit from knowing whether the household products we commonly consume are assembled in the U.S. or are imported -- often from countries whose vicious policies on unions and workers rights would make Wisconsin Gov. Walker look like Mother Jones.

Prior to integration, the subsets of parent-specific LGs to be integrated were determined by the numbers of commonly mapped markers across parent-specific maps, that is, pairs of LGs showing the largest number of commonly mapped markers were assembled into the same subset.

Most commonly, a matrix is assembled that contains compositions in all characters for all sequences, and this matrix is analyzed through χ2 statistics [ 29].

More commonly, evidence has been assembled through assessments such as those organized by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which tend to focus primarily on problem assessment and less, in the case of public health, on evidence related to effectiveness of interventions to reduce impacts.