Sentence examples for fragile clusters from inspiring English sources
The Temperature of the gas rises for only few ms at the skimmer entrance, but this can destroy fragile clusters.
In summary, the functional relatedness of all of the genes in the fragile clusters is either weak or transient.
By checking this table, we noticed that there were five genes that were only involved in the fragile clusters, and these are underlined in Table 1, that is, HFC136 (At5g23120), PPL1 (At3g55330), PPL2 (At2g39470), PsbQ3.1 (At1g14150), PsbQ3.2 (At3g01440), where the code in parentheses is the Arabidopsis Genome Initiative (AGI) code for each gene.
Such a collision would shatter a fragile open cluster, but no one had ever witnessed one.
The most sensitive global mechanism was the translational efficiency while local mechanisms such as activation of IE (hypothetical protein which activates the E3-ligase CDC20), expression of cyclin B and CDH1 degradation were also predicted to be fragile (Table 3, cluster I).
Two tall, graceful arching arms were hung with clusters of fragile white blossoms, pure and perfect.
They also symbolize a cluster of fragile barriers established against torture by those who have seen its horrors in the past.
Given their selection for maximum diversity within the cluster of fragile and conflict affected states, the country case-studies can be expected to demonstrate unique histories of disruption and socio-economic disadvantage.
Total promised in 2011 (a year after their permits came into action) not to explore in the park, but Soco decided to kick the tires on its land, clustered around the fragile Lake Edward and not far from the home of the DRC's mountain gorillas.
Positional enrichment analysis of the deregulated miRNA genes revealed that the expression levels of the miRNAs clustered at the fragile site Xq27.3 [63] were significantly decreased in our study samples.
The mostly long dresses or delicate tops and boleros were made in fragile tulle and lace embroidered with clusters of tiny knots, caviar beads and feathers.
