Sentence examples for frequencies of formation from inspiring English sources
Recently, in the budding yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a dose of ionizing radiation sufficient to cause hundreds of DSBs per genome were found to result in high frequencies of formation of non-reciprocal translocations by HR between dispersed repetitive sequences [6].
The mixing performance is shown to correlate with the frequency of formation and the amplitude of the fluid jet.
Chronoamperometric recordings detect higher frequency of formation of metastable pits during exposure to the phosphate-free solution than to the phosphate-containing solution.
The figures suggest that the frequency of formation change is stable over years in J-League, but not in Bundesliga.
The frequency of formation changes as a function of time is shown in Figures 3 e) and 3(f) for J-League and Bundesliga, respectively.
For example, we have found that, even in the absence of specific chemical or molecular manipulation, the frequency of formation of spontaneously contracting areas could vary substantially, depending on FBS concentration and density of EBs plated per well as well as stochastic events.
To study whether the insoluble Sup35 aggregates in 5-FOA treated cells are efficiently passed on from mother to daughter cells, we determined the frequency of formation of ADE+ colonies on SD-Ade and SD+Ade plates after growing cells for many generations (passage 1 and 2) on non-selective plates (Fig. 5C).
Similarly, the structure of strictly asexual populations composed of different clones is affected by the frequency of formation or immigration of new clones, and clonal decay [ 14].
This likely reflects the low frequency of formation of APTX-dependent lesions and suggests that neuronal cell death recurs due to stochastic accumulation of these lesions over years.
