Sentence examples for core interval from inspiring English sources
Using data from the IAB Establishment Panel for the core interval 2006 2009, the authors compare outcomes in establishments that successfully negotiated such agreements with those plants where the outcome of negotiations was unsuccessful.
The mini-cores were taken using a core-picker every 1 m over the entire core interval, every 10 cm between 85.00 and 75.20 m and between 60.00 and 50.00 m and every 5 cm between 75.20 and 69.84 m.
There are 25 genes in the central core interval, and it is hypothesized that dosage changes in one or more of these genes underlie the pathologies associated with the 16p11.2 CNV.
From a 39,412-sequence multiple alignment of large-subunit rRNA across the entire tree of life from SILVA 115 [ 88], a consensus of a 1 kbp "core" interval of high conservation was identified and used as a BLASTn 2.2.26 (E-value threshold 10−6) target for both strands of transcriptome contigs.
However, for both TFs, DamID binding intervals that overlap a core interval are significantly more likely to be conserved than those that do not (Dichaete: χ = 1408.6, d.f. = 3, p = 4.10e-305; SoxN: χ = 733.1, d.f. = 1, p-value = 1.90e-161) (Additional file 8: Figure S4).
Interestingly, we found that for both Dichaete and SoxN, association with a direct target gene has less of an effect on binding interval conservation than being located at a core interval (Dichaete: χ = 57.3, d.f. = 3, p = 2.3e-12; SoxN: χ = 17.2, d.f. = 1, p = 3.4e-5) (Additional file 8: Figure S4).
We therefore interpret these core intervals as representing lakeshore facies.
The statistics show that of the rocks in the well core intervals, almost 46% are siltstone, approximately 34% are argillaceous siltstone, 16% are calciferous siltstone, and 4% are calcareous siltstone.
However, this effect is weaker than for core intervals.
Again, however, this effect is weaker than for core intervals.
We again found extensive binding overlap, with 902 of 1478 Prospero intervals also Dichaete core intervals.
