Sentence examples for describes a fusion from inspiring English sources
Last week, Miranda's father shared a photograph of the flyer used to advertise auditions for the composer's earlier musical, "In the Heights," which similarly describes a fusion of musical tastes -- from pop to salsa to hip-hop -- and cultural diversity..@Lin_Manuel flyer calling 4 auditions @wesleyan_u 4 @InTheHeights pic.twitter.com/uYAnbajMWp.
We also describe a fusion construct of the thymidine-activating dCK to the cytoplasmic tail-truncated LNGFR molecule and applications to in vivo eradication of primary human T cells.
Other descriptions of The Paperboys have described a fusion of Celtic folk with Bluegrass, Mexican, Eastern European, African, zydeco, soul and country influences.
The authors describe a fusion of ssa26 and ssa28, which is supported by our analysis.
Therefore, a non-coding sequence of at most 20 kb between both genes describing a fusion is feasible.
Lately, Onkes et al. [ 13] described a fusion gene corresponding to a der(19 t(11;19)(q13.2;p13.2) in the ovarian cell line SKOV3.
In line with this notion, a recent report described a fusion construct between dCas9 and the histone acetyltransferase (HAT) domain of p300 as a powerful transcription activator.
The present report describes a newly fusion protein, named Cna-FnBP that was constructed by fusion of the fnb and cna genes of S. aureus and expressed in E. coli.
Authors Kelm, P., Schmiedeke S., Choi J., Friedland G., Ekambaram V., Ramchandran K., & Sikora T. This article describes a novel fusion approach using multiple modalities and knowledge sources that improves the accuracy of multimodal location estimation algorithms.
The recent report by O'Meara and colleagues [ 11] that describes a 14-3-3-FAM22 fusion in a clear cell carcinoma of the kidney highlights the relevance of these particular cancer-inducing genes.
This paper describes an advanced fusion power reactor based on advanced plasma physics assumptions and large technological extrapolation compared with present-day knowledge.
