Sentence examples for encode I from inspiring English sources

To hide the product ids one could simply encode (i.e., encrypt) them.

For an amino acid type i, ψ is computed as ψ ^ = a d b c, where a is the number of major codons that encode i at a conserved site, b is the number of major codons that encode i at a variable site, c is the number of minor codons that encode i at a conserved site and d is the number of minor codons that encode i at a variable site.

We report in the present work that the two ETPs corto and dsp1 interact genetically and that the proteins they encode (i) directly interact in vitro, (ii) co-immunoprecipitate in embryos and (iii) co-localize on 91 sites in salivary gland polytene chromosomes.

We classified these genes into 3 groups, according to the function of the proteins they encode: (i) remodelling of the extracellular matrix where genes are predominantly up-regulated such as Chst5; (ii) glycan biosynthesis with more particularly an up-regulation of genes involved in core 2 glycan synthesis; (iii) adhesion where genes are mainly up-regulated such as Itga11.

Potentially, such ribosome-associated mRNAs are repressed in psoriasis lesions in response to increased abundance of the proteins they encode (i.e., negative feedback).

Would the best targeted approach look like ENCODE (i.e. interrogate the entire genome for all signals of content, structure and function)?

For Glu-A3, the inactive members could originally encode i-type [26,27, this work] or m-type (i.e., the A3-1 pseudogene in Jing 411, Table 2) subunits.

These encode I-SceI fused to AmCyan fluorescent protein (Cy) with C-terminal peptides derived, respectively, from Cdt1 and Geminin (Fig.  6A; Supplementary Material, Table S2).

to be encoded, i.e., semantic interference.

Here are the "hex" encoded (i.e. printable text) versions of the executable programs.

We next analyzed subjects' memory for the VF in which each item had been presented during encoding (i.e., contextual memory).