Sentence examples for extent of the repeat from inspiring English sources

Given the size and the extent of the repeat content of the R. microplus genome, the Cot fractionation strategy was chosen to facilitate the generation of sequence information from the gene-containing regions of the genome.

The research identifies that the extent of repeat and near repeat patterns in the city of Belo Horizonte are lower than those in comparable western urban contexts.

Examining the extent of repeat and near repeat victimisation of domestic burglaries in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Whilst showing no amino acid sequence homology to other armadillo containing proteins, secondary structure predictions have suggested that CTNNBL1 comprises multiple armadillo repeats although the number and extent of these repeats was difficult to define [1].

This means that tactics and strategies that have been used elsewhere to predict and prevent domestic burglary by countering patterns of repeats and near repeats will only have a high level of impact if the extent of repeats and near repeats account for a large proportion of all domestic burglaries.

They found that the extent of repeats and near repeats in Belo Horizonte was lower than that in comparable Western urban contexts.

More specifically, the study aims to document the uptake of HIV testing among women attending ANC and to describe the extent of repeat testing and the timing of HIV testing.

This research has shown that the extent of burglary repeat and near repeat victimisation in Belo Horizonte was much lower than observed in similar studies in cities in western countries.

Additionally, these repeating domains were also aligned using DALI [18] and LSQMAN [19] to appreciate the extent of structural repeat.

This analysis approach allowed for the effects of the time-window for measuring repeats to be assessed for its impact on the extent of repeat victimisation in Belo Horizonte, and to allow comparison to the levels of repeat victimisation reported in Table 1 where each study was based on measuring repeats using one year of crime data.

Listed in Table 2 are examples of the extent of burglary near repeat victimisation sourced from police agencies in the UK and New Zealand (from analysis conducted within police agencies)3 and show, when defined as burglaries committed within 200 m and 7 days of an originator offence, near repeats can account for up to a quarter of all burglaries.