Sentence examples for consisting of core from inspiring English sources

To elucidate the temperature effect on energy transfer process from quantized states to surface states, the energy transfer model consisting of core quantized state, surface state, and ground state was established [34].

Many networks are built with a hierarchy consisting of core routers providing connectivity among distribution routers, which in turn aggregate connections to routers at remote sites, each of which have local access routers.

In this regard, we aimed to explore the prevalence of HGT genes in operons by cataloguing the presence of operons consisting of Core, Non-core and HGT genes.

Plant mitochondrial genes often possess multiple promoters consisting of core tetranucleotides CRTA, ATTA, and RGTA that are part of a nonanucleotide conserved sequence, CRTAaGaGA, and an AT-rich region upstream from the start site [ 15, 16].

The Core set form a predominant portion of operons with 47% (2129 out of 4506 genes catalogued in RegulonDB version 5.7) of the operons consisting of Core genes, whereas 21% (948 out of 4506) of Non-core genes and 23% (1020 out of 4506) HGT genes, respectively, accounted for the remaining gene constituents of operons.

To predict genes that came to the genome under consideration (the target genome) by horizontal gene transfer (putative foreign genes), a set of reference genes within the genome was selected, consisting of core genes with orthologs in a set fraction of eubacterial genomes.

In contrast, AFP-L3, consisting of core-fucosylated glycoforms of AFP, provides better specificity for HCC[ 14].

Because elevation of serum AFP, a common marker for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), also occurs in non-HCC conditions such as pregnancy, AFP-L3, consisting of core-fucosylated glycoforms of AFP, provides better specificity for HCC.

Total AFP can be separated into three glycoforms; of those the AFP-L3 glycoform, consisting of core-fucosylated AFP, has been shown to be highly specific for HCC even at early stage of disease and useful for early tumor recognition [ 37].

It consists of core areas, corridors and stepping stones (Li 2009) (see in Fig. 1).

Fig. 2 A cluster consists of core points (red) and border points (green).