Sentence examples for essential ones from inspiring English sources

This "replicational selection" should guarantee that genes on the leading strand, particularly the essential ones, are efficiently transcribed [ 5- 8].

On average, each had 5.28 additional domains other than the essential ones.

It was shown that the hydrolysate obtained after 72 h growth of the mixed culture on feathers is rich in soluble proteins and amino acids including essential ones like lysine, threonine, leucine, isoleucine and valine, and rare ones like threonine, proline and serine.

Not to mention essential ones.

The simplest but most essential ones.

It's pretty clear that the continuities here are going to be the essential ones.

To circumvent these limitations, feature-based models have been constructed to distinguish essential genes from non-essential ones based on common or similar features among essential genes [ 24- 28].

If so, one would expect the protein products of essential genes to have a greater tendency for multimerization than non-essential ones, since they already lie on the noise floor in the monomeric form while the latter should be able to select for reduced noise by other means, such as tuning the noise in the process of RNA production.

This selective pressure may be confirmed by future studies, but the observation that essential genes (whose numbers of the proteins in monomeric form alone lie on the noise floor) are more likely to multimerize than non-essential ones, is already tentative evidence for the existence of this pressure.

While the essential properties/tropes of an object are permanent, its non-essential ones may change.

As FOSS Patent's Florian Mueller notes, the patents involved in this suit aren't standard-essential ones, which actually gives Google/Motorola a small chance that the ITC could indeed grant it the import ban it is asking for.