Sentence examples for distant vicinity from inspiring English sources

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Two segments located at the centromeric ends of IG1 showed no hypersensitivity to DNase I (Fig. 2), suggesting that the increased sensitivity to DNAse I we observed was due to local alteration in chromatin accessibility in the close or distant vicinity of the CNS2, and not to a chromatin opening event at the chromosome scale.

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Golfers require absolute quiet while approaching a teed ball with a metal club, but in baseball, the batter is assaulted by shouts and jeers and the heckling of tiered multitudes in his quest to swing a wooden bat at a white sphere approaching 100 mph thrown not too distant from the vicinity of his head.

This offers a possibility of imaging the original ion distribution in the distant heliosphere from the vicinity of the Earth's orbit, provided that the flux intensity of ENAs can be high enough to identify this contribution.

"All our stakeholders are important, but we tend to feel greater responsibility to those close to us… I think it'll be more appropriate to expect other businesses in the vicinity of distant needy persons or groups to also take up development issues in their own communities" (Sustainability Official of GFG, 2013).

Managers in GFG and AGA, supported this argument when they said: "All our stakeholders are important, but we tend to feel greater responsibility to those close to us… I think it'll be more appropriate to expect other businesses in the vicinity of distant needy persons or groups to also take up development issues in their own communities" (Sustainability Official of GFG, 2013).

Exosomes enable intercellular communication by transporting genetic material, proteins and lipids to cells in their vicinity or at distant sites, and subsequently regulating functions of targeted cells.

Another compartment is the area of cortical bone channels, also termed Haversian channels, which is somewhat more distant, albeit still in close vicinity to the synovial inflammatory tissue.

The maximum or minimum distance between two co-operative sites/half sites are of importance, but as bending of DNA may bring two distant TF binding sites into vicinity, we have chosen to look for binding sites with up to 30 bp spacing.

In this distant place, somewhere vaguely in the vicinity of Europe, craftspeople known as "little hands" stitch and embroider and bead the fantasies that are at the core of the luxury trade.

In order to enhance the performance of these resource-intensive applications, offloading from the MDs to resource-rich servers in the vicinity or to a distant server is a common solution for mobile computing.

We found that both pre- and post-synapses were strongly reduced in the vicinity of plaques, whereas distant from plaques, in the cortex and hippocampal CA1 field, only post-synapses were reduced.

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