Sentence examples for elements described here from inspiring English sources
A recent report has identified 4 out of 5 elements described here as FRS3-related FAR1/FHY3 genes [43].
Moreover, grapevine databases contain a low number of EST sequences corresponding to the CACTA elements described here, suggesting that most of them are probably silent at present.
Most of the previously reported splicing regulatory elements, especially those identified by computational approaches, are in the range of 6-15mers [22]–[30], whereas In100-like elements described here are about 100 nucleotides in length, containing the decoy 3' splice site domain and the pyrimidine-rich domain.
Nonetheless, as demonstrated for other genomes [ 44, 45], the elements described here should be useful as genomic landmarks within satellite domains.
The different structural and bibliographic elements described here argue in favour of a putative role for PdC-Lectin in recognition and binding between the host and the symbionts.
This may have occurred before capture by the helitron or relatively soon after, as most inactivating mutations are shared by the elements described here.
The elements describe here are conceptually similar to other meanings of what person-centeredness constitutes [ 2- 9].
The mixed finite element described here for the higher order theory gives very accurate results for buckling loads and natural frequencies.
Such findings suggest a posttranscriptional regulation of the I element described here before its transportation to the oocytes, as reported in D. melanogaster (Brennecke et al. 2008; Chambeyron et al. 2008).
We thus propose that initial phylogenetic classification of retrotransposons into subfamilies be based on the longest easily alignable sequence fragments, which in the case of CR elements spans from the RT domain to the PPT, and to include related elements regardless of plant host, followed by detailed sequence analysis using similarity plots of these elements, as described here.
Numerical calculation of static current field of grounding system based upon the method of moments and the application of the one-dimensional line elements is described here.
