Sentence examples for fragmented coding from inspiring English sources

Amongst the SPO1-like Myoviridae, an interesting split gene example is the nrdA gene of Listeria phages A511 [ 62] and P100 [ 63], which have fragmented coding regions separated by a non-coding sequence 210 nt in length.

Seven pseudogenes were identified by the presence of fragmented coding regions lacking start codons, or by the presence of stop codons in the frame of exons.

They have a fragmented code base whereas we'll have essentially one code base.

The answers for each question were fragmented, coded and categorized by identifying descriptive words by a data driven approach.

In the mobile network of the deployment chain, we need to take into account the different levels of fragmented binary code: (1) diff'ed binary code and (2) packet fragments.

In case of natural genes, fragmented information coded on DNA are copied (transcripted) into a single strand of mRNA (mRNA), on which the coded information is still in the fragmented forms.

Therefore, we evaluate the rate of successful validation of markers in a fragmented binary code.

CodeDog can inspect and verify control flow semantics in all the software objects covering from a fragmented binary code to a whole program.

Watching Avocet, for example, is kind of like you've fallen asleep and woken up inside a microchip, only able to communicate in fragmented binary code.

After an initial reading, we categorized the messages into four groups: oral-systemic connections (141 messages), dental topics other than oral-systemic connection (136 messages), medical topics other than oral-systemic connection (89 messages) and uncodable messages that were outside the scope of dentistry and medicine or were too fragmented to code (71 messages).

The multiple, fragmented protein-coding regions and especially the presence of non-contiguous split tRNA genes [ 3] have been interpreted as evidence that N. equitans represents an ancient phylum-level lineage that maintained some ancestral gene structures and features of genome organization [ 4, 5].