Sentence examples for content and conservation from inspiring English sources

Five matrices were evaluated to select the matrix for lycopene extraction, choosing freeze-dried pulp based on the high content and conservation of all-trans lycopene.

Analyses of the whole-genome alignments reveal significant associations between support for the accepted species relationship and specific characteristics of the genomic regions, such as GC-content, alignment score, exon content, and conservation.

To further show the nucleotide conservation of this presumptive control region we plotted the G+C content and conservation at each nucleotide position (Figure 2).

Homology among clusters was evaluated first by phylogenetic concordance among constituent protein phylogenies (described later), then by gene content and conservation of synteny.

Our pre- and posttest assessment data indicate that students reported gains in their ability to use BLAST and to analyze gene content and conservation in genomic islands.

These patterns of repeat content and conservation scores indicate that the majority of the candidate TSSs are indeed likely to be real.

The sequence contigs were compared with corresponding regions in trypanosomatids (based on conserved gene order, where this existed), to examine gene content and the conservation of gene order (i.e., colinearity) and, therefore, the potential for using trypanosomatid genome sequences as scaffolds to assist assembly and annotation of the B. saltans sequence.

Garcia et al. (2012) reported that vermicompost enhanced the activity of POX resulted in a reduction of H2O2 content and greater conservation of membrane permeability in rice seedlings under water stress.

Therefore, sequence content and sequence conservation provide alternative ways to study alternative splicing [8].

Although these differences in gene content and sequence conservation may contribute to the enhanced UV and oxidation resistance of B. pumilus, other important factors are likely to be found among DNA repair and oxidative stress response genes Oxidative damage to DNA is repaired by BER, which is performed by DNA glycosylases and AP (apurinic/apyrimidinic) endonucleases [32], [33].

In addition to the low T cell epitope content and limited conservation with circulating influenza strains, tolerizing epitopes may be present in H7-HA, contributing to the low immunogenicity and poor efficacy of the HA-based vaccine.