Sentence examples for elements coincide from inspiring English sources
The boundaries of its elements coincide with the slope segments going through the intersections of the curve with the underlying regular elements boundary.
By arranging the basis in (C_{k} tilde {mathcal {K}})) such that first elements coincide with the elements in the basis of (C_{k}(mathcal {K})), the matrix (tilde {A}_{k}) has the following form tilde{A}_{k} = left(frac{A_{k}}{boldsymbol{0}}left|{vphantom{frac{A_{k}}{boldsymbol{0}}}}right. *right).
The trajectory matrix X has a certain structure; since the windows cover the array points several times, a lot of matrix elements coincide.
Seven of these elements coincide with the ones identified by us, although some tend to be formulated in more general terms than ours.
The locations of enhancer elements coincide with DNase I hypersensitive regions of open chromatin flanked by nucleosomes marked with the mono- and/or di-methylated forms of lysine 4 at histone H3 (H3K4me1/2) [ 9, 10].
Very few published identity elements coincide with positions having average AEVs indicated with green in Fig. 2C and D. Position 3 harbours determinants for tRNAGly and tRNAAla, the anticodon loop position 37 for tRNALeu and positions 38 and 10 25 for tRNAAsp.
"In our case, of course a lot of elements coincided at one point.
The elements of the two subarrays are arranged along a single line with the zeroth elements coinciding, resulting in a co-prime array with a total of (2 M + N -1) nonuniformly spaced physical elements.
Interestingly, the location of the third cluster of regulatory elements coincided with that of the newly identified exons −2c, −2d and −2e.
The study has led to a more accurate age determination of the DA and Xiao elements than our previous bioinformatics analyses, and indicates that the amplification activity of the elements coincided with that of group I HERV-Es during evolution.
A comprehensive genome analysis of the three complete sequences of P. falciparum, P. y. yoelii and P. vivax revealed that a decrease in the frequency of transposable elements coincides with an increase in AT bias.
