Sentence examples for decrease in template from inspiring English sources

A left-to-right shift of 2 cycles is exactly what is expected for a fourfold decrease in template numbers quantified by real-time PCR amplification.

However amplification curves of both D-loop and Cox I shifted to the right in the absence (vector) of wild type hOGG1, showing a one cycle difference (2 fold decrease in amplifiable template).

In general, the average homology model accuracy is a function of the template-target sequence similarity: The dispersion of the model-target structural overlap increases with the decrease in sequence identity between template and target.

Reduced depth of sequencing of longer templates likely reflects a combination of decreased efficiency of amplification in PCR steps used in template preparation and less efficient bridge amplification of longer templates.

For example, patterns of relatively lower regional GM volume in the temporal lobe are quantified by patterns of RAVENS decrease in the temporal lobe in the template space.

Ratios of mtDNA/nDNA were used to obtain the relative DNA integrity whereby a lower ratio represents less initial template, denoting a decrease in the integrity of mtDNA.

All results consensually confirmed that particle sizes of synthesized titanium dioxide were template-dependent, representing decrease in the nanoparticles sizes with increase of biotemplate concentration.

Since processing helix pair sequences of varying lengths introduces an extra level of complexity, which may lead to a decrease in performance, we first truncated those templates to the length of 10‐10 residues using a criterion of the most concise geometrical representation (least sum of inter‐helical spatial distances between C α atoms), see Additional file 2: Figure S2.

Melting curves of the amplified DNA confirm this decrease in PCR efficiency for the non-methylated template.

In template compression, the memory overhead for template storage was the same as in template selection.

- Extracted templates are held in the template sharing function described in Template sharing.