Sentence examples for corresponding to the shared from inspiring English sources

Of the 70 strains that were defined by spoligotyping to be of the Beijing genotype 66 had all the characteristic spacers 35 43, corresponding to the shared type SIT1 as defined in SITVIT2, and four isolates lacked spacer 37, corresponding to SIT265 (Table 2).

Below the two principal lines, an observation corresponding to the shared check across years stood out from the others, reflecting the year adjustment.

Sequences obtained for BV11-BJ2.2 BV11-BJ2.2es and BV13-BJ2.3 of 138 bases and BV13-BJ2.3 BV13-BJ2.3aSequences cofresponding to the shared motifs are presented in bold, underlined text.

80% of the forest area and carbon mass in the Russian Federation were included in the Asia region and 20% in the Europe region roughly corresponding to the share of each [10].

The positions corresponding to the gaps shared by all reference sequences but not any of the member sequences (of a family) were recorded as insertions unique to nematodes.

In this regard, the recent sequencing of the genome from the hair of a 4000 year old Eskimo gave results consistent with an inbreeding coefficient of 0,06 [ 130], equivalent to that of the offspring of parents with 0.12 of consanguinity corresponding to the degree shared by first cousins.

Nevertheless, only some PLDα isoforms posses an aspartate residue at the site corresponding to the second generally shared Ca2+-binding ligand, and the first position is mutated in all alpha-type PLDs (Fig. 5), in agreement with the higher [Ca2+] requirement of PLDα compared to PLDβ and γ [ 2], and with lower affinity to Ca2+ of the C2 from AtPLDα1 compared to the domain from AtPLDβ1 [ 28].

Here three IBD-sharing structures (with scores s1, s2 and s3 ) are possible corresponding to the sib-pair sharing 0, 1 and 2 alleles IBD respectively.

The problem is considered in the context of group sparsity, i.e., the positions of the sparse DOA entries corresponding to the respective DOAs are shared by all the frequency subbands.

The Jensen Shannon distance is a statistical measure that quantitatively compares the overlap of two or more distributions, with a distance of 1 corresponding to the distributions having no shared information and a distance of 0 to identical distributions.

The gap in HSY and MSY include a large genomic region corresponding to the Knob 1 that shared between X and Y chromosomes, and chromosome walking on the HSY kept landing on the X chromosome counterpart, which was mapped and sequenced.