Sentence examples for complementarity rate from inspiring English sources
The homology and/or complementarity rate of the desired intronic RNA molecule to the targeted gene sequence is ranged from approximately 30%∼100%, more preferably 35%∼49%, for a desired hairpin-like intronic RNA and 90%∼100% for a linear intronic RNA molecule.
This would explain why at elevated functional richness (high complementarity) the rate of convergence is not related to species richness (Fig. 2).
The complementarity and/or homology rate between the gene-silencing effector insert and its targeted gene is ranged from about 30%100%%, more preferably 35%49%% for a hairpin-shRNA insert and 90%100%% for a sense-stRNA or antisense-siRNA insert.
The analysis also shows their mutual complementarity: growth in the rate of one of the indicators is usually accompanied by a drop in the other.
The most frequently occurring ligands interactions were validated through protein complementarity assays with 80% success rate, thus demonstrating the power of the combination of ORF enriched cDNA display and NSG in interactome mapping.
The path-dependent softening behaviour is solved using a linear complementarity problem (LCP) formulation, in non-holonomic rate form within a quasi-prescribed displacement approach.
The possible substitution or complementarity effects of the ISP on the employment rate of a younger age group (those aged 35 44) are also investigated.
At complementarity determining regions (CDRs) of the antibodies, the rates for the presence of serine (Ser) and tyrosine (Tyr) are high.
A protein complex known as the RNA-induced silencing complex is guided to mRNAs with partial complementarity to the miRNA, leading to a reduced translation rate and/or increased mRNA degradation.
To generate institutional complementarity between macroeconomic and institutional factors for export growth, wage rate growth must fall to at least that of productivity growth of export goods.
In Section 2, we first consider a generalized Newton method (GNM) with high-order convergence rate for solving a class of the linear complementarity problems (1.1).
