Sentence examples for conserved half from inspiring English sources

Some tRNAs show a highly conserved 3' half but different 5' half sequences (or vice versa), while other tRNAs consist of specific 5'–3' combinations and correspond to single types of amino acids, features that are conserved throughout all archaeal phyla.

These approaches find symmetric highly conserved half sites spaced by non conserved nucleotides.

The proximal IRE also contains a conserved palindromic motif and a direct repeat motif, constituting 18 of 39 constrained nucleotide positions, as well as conserved half sites for palindromic motifs identified in the distal IRE (Figure 3).

The results suggested that TR gained the ability to bind to conserved half-site repeats in a common ancestor, but did not subsequently evolve a distinct specificity as regards spacing between half sites.

Normal transient diffusion, featured by an exponent 1/2, conserves half of energy, while anomalous diffusion, featured by an exponent p different from 1/2, conserves only 100 p%.

The paper, published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Sustainability, is titled "The challenge of feeding the world while conserving half the planet". The study assesses different scenarios for meeting the half Earth target.

The toolkit, spearheaded by Greenpeace and several key palm oil industry players, has so far been used to conserve half a million hectares of forest in multiple countries – not only in the palm oil sector, but also in rubber, pulp and paper, and cocoa.

In his recent book EO Wilson advocates conserving half of the planet for one species (Homo sapiens) and the other half for the remaining millions of species.

The conserved hexametric half site of GRE and ERE are "AGAACA" and "AGGTCA" respectively, and we used previously relevant sequences AGAACATCATGTTCT GREE) and AGGTCACAGTGACCT (ERE 32,33 in this study.

We have discovered a novel Dep- like fragment domain that is present and highly conserved in half of the 10 nematode taxa we examined.

Dense subnetworks was particularly conserved, almost half of the top 10% most dense subnetworks were the same across the three species, and clearly play a central role in the scale-free organization of these networks by harbouring many hub genes.