Sentence examples for compound region from inspiring English sources

IT'S not easy being an afterthought, yet that's exactly what has happened to the tail of the fused French compound region commonly referred to in wine books as Languedoc-Roussillon. Hyphenation, in this case, is unfair.

Strain averages for volumes of 35 independent and compound regions were entered into GeneNetwork (GN) (www.genenetwork.org).org

In the union of two systems, x and y, D x+y is the set of regions that contains all peaks identified by X and all peaks identified by Y, where the overlapping regions between the two tools are merged to gather and form new compound regions, and non-overlapping peaks are allowed to maintain their genome position.

This mitochondrial genome, designated as C, has a primary sequence very similar to the F mitochondrial genome, but it has a compound control region, consisting of the control region of the F mitochondrial genome in which there has been an insertion of three copies of the control region of the M mitochondrial genome [18].

Altogether these results suggest the 118208 compound affects region of pocket 1 only in ΔF508-NBD1 ΔF508-NBD107882 affects region of pocket 2 in ΔF508 and whereas, what in fact is convergent with MD simulation results.

Although the moisture and cooler temperatures will be welcomed, the weather service warned of a potential new problem to compound the region's misery.

Tourism and travel stocks fell on Monday in the wake of Friday's jihadist attacks in Paris – as a leading European policymaker warned that the killings could compound the region's economic woes.

Pittsburgh compound B. Region of interest.

From these structures atom signatures [16] are generated using the Generate Atom Signatures worker and exploited as structural descriptors in charting the compound's region in the chemical structure space.

DESPS sequence trace quality scores were averaged within the compound encoding region (positions 28 98) for each sample.

This results in the formation of a compound 5' untranslated region nearly a kilobase long, composed of three elements that, given their individually tightly folded structures, seem likely to fold largely independently.