Sentence examples for flanking elements from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate that the integration of local flanking elements with a central stimulus can occur as early as 80 ms in human visual cortex, but this includes processes occurring at longer latencies and appears to involve both striate and extrastriate visual areas.

The American rifle units complemented the predominant, musket-equipped, line infantry forces of the war with their long-range marksmanship capability and were typically deployed with the line infantry as forward skirmishers and flanking elements.

Presumably the extended motif bundles the core ACS with some of its flanking elements [ 21].

Change-based models are therefore better able to explain the correlation between target identification errors and the structure of flanking elements [ 9, 16, 22 25].

Approximately 17.3% (33 copies) contain other elements inserted within them, 14.7% (28 copies) have other elements inserted at the Galileo termini, and 4.7% (9 copies) have both inserted and flanking elements (Table  1).

Zhang et al (2003) expressed a fragment of Tuberin (1384 1847) as GST-fusion protein encompassing not only the GAP domain but also the N- and C-terminal flanking elements as well.

This initiator flanking element functions in an initiator-dependent fashion and is present in many initiator-containing genes.

The moderately high signal of 1.3% at the ARS1 flanking element towards TRP1 probably reflects its proximity to the origin (196 bp) or strong association of Gcn5p to the upstream TRP1 gene.

The only exception to this is that the flanking element is a modified HERV-E rather than a DNA transposon [ 13].

The most prominent flanking element is a sequence rich in uridines and cytidines, known as the polypyrimidine tract, which is located immediately upstream of the 3′ splice site, and is required for binding of the U2 auxiliary factor 65 (U2AF65).

The former predict that crowding should have purely random effects; the latter predict a systematic interaction between target and flanker elements.