Sentence examples for expression attached to from inspiring English sources

In CPN, a transition is able to fire (enabled) when (i) it has one token of the proper type on each of its input arcs, and (ii) the guard (Boolean expression) attached to the transition holds.

The rCap was then expressed attached to three different expression tags in order to evaluate rCap fusion protein expression and production across a number of different E. coli strains.

Figure 11 shows sample points and the vector corresponding to the sum of the three gene expressions is attached to each point.

For each expressed probe, its expressions were log2ed, and the gene expression was defined as the average expression of all the expressed probes that attached to this gene.

The tools are advanced: in addition to tracking eye movement, Dr. Varan and his 14-member team use heart-rate monitors, skin temperature readings and facial expressions (probes are attached to facial muscles) to reach conclusions.

Their lighting effects more or less invented a film language that allowed for the effective expression of the anxieties attached to the horror genre.

miR-663 and miR-744 inhibited the expression of luciferase gene attached to the 3′-UTR of EEF1A2 up to 20%and50%0%, respectively.

A new plasmid for genetic transformation of Lactobacillus species allowing expression of heterologous proteins attached to the cell wall components was successfully constructed into an E. coli plasmid vector backbone.

The expression data are now attached to the nodes as attributes and can be viewed by first selecting all nodes (Select → Nodes → Select all nodes ); then selecting "streak_vs_epi_exp", "streak_vs_epi_sig", "meso_vs_streak_exp", and "meso_vs_streak_sig" from the "Select Attributes" menu in the "Node Attribute Browser".

The CRJE is present both at the expression site at the junction between the UCS and the expressed MSG gene, and in MSG genes that were not attached to the expression site (donor MSG genes).

However, it seems clear that some paradigmatic logical expressions have extra sense attached to them that is not codifiable purely inferentially.