Sentence examples for faithfully constructed from inspiring English sources
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For this to be possible, contacts with the capacity to transmit the disease need to be discernable among all different types of inter-individual contacts, so that a network of effective contacts can be faithfully constructed.
An overall strong cophenetic correlation coefficient of 0.70 based on morphological characteristics (Table S1) was obtained, indicating a faithfully constructed dendrogram.
Taken together, these data document that the VEC promoter construct faithfully reports VEC expression, and that transgenic VEC-EGFP hESC lines express EGFP as they adopt the EC fate.
To determine whether CHOP expression is affected by the hit compounds, we used HEK293 cells stably transfected with a CHOP promoter/luciferase reporter construct that faithfully reflects endogenous CHOP gene expression.
Analysis of transgenic lines using such a reporter construct is anticipated to more faithfully represent the expression pattern of a gene than if a generic 3' regulatory region is used.
The minimal catalytic and structural effects induced by the SCN probe suggest that these constructs faithfully represent the electrostatics of the native enzyme.
Here we first provide a method to construct individual-based models such that they faithfully reproduce the given adaptive dynamics attractor without diversification.
We conclude that the 1.8 Kb construct reproduces the expression of prep1.1 fairly faithfully during the first three days of development.
Our aim was then to construct a simple, unified model that captures faithfully the important elements of the original systems, including stochasticity, thus facilitating efficient analysis and accurate predictions.
The construct containing the N-terminal half of Dia (Dia-N′) faithfully recapitulated apical targeting, thus providing a reporter for the localization of Dia.
