Sentence examples for g point from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, C to G point mutations, within the BKV NCCR Sp1 binding site, were significantly more common in patients with HC, suggesting that these mutations may be indicative for the clinical diagnosis of HC and could influence the virulence of the virus.

Definition 3.8 The set G ∈ B Ω is called μ-dense if each x ∈ G is an essential for G point.

But Penev et al. reported that both β12 borophene and χ3 borophene have imaginary frequencies near the G point in their phonon spectrums [28].

Moreover, if the set G includes at least one essential for G point, then we have μ ( G ) > 0. Definition 3.7 ([11]).

This figure represents that the calculated band structure of the valence band maximum (VBM) and the conduction band minimum (CBM) was both positioned at the G point.

In the case of the Li2Si2O5, the lowest energy (4.776 eV) of the conduction bands (CBs) is localized at the G point, and the highest energy (0.00 eV) of VBs is localized at the X point.

In each event the winner gets G points, second placed gets S points and third place gets B points, where G, S and B are whole numbers, nonzero, and G> S>B.

For example, a single C-to-G point mutation in a non-coding RNA, osa-smR5864w, is a major determinant in controlling the pollen fertility or sterility in rice (Zhou et al. 2012).

A C-to-G point mutation present in osa-smR5864w may lead to loss-of-function of the sRNA, eventually resulting in the production of light- and temperature-sensitive male sterile rice [83].

The French influence is everywhere: bars look more like brasseries, chip shops offer hand-cut frites and the patisseries rival Paris – including one that's so good it's called the G-spot (Point G) known for its macaroons.

Those OFDM signals then enter a G-point IFFT, with G=N/C.