Sentence examples for gap initiated from inspiring English sources
Also, for a large single-strand gap initiated by a SSB, the complementary strand is still intact, so what would prevent DNA ligase from filling in the single-strand gap instead of the cell initiating a homology search?
To fill this gap, we initiated research on the synteny between chromosomes of B. mori and M. sexta by comparatively mapping orthologous genes with the help of BAC-FISH (fluorescent in situ hybridization with BAC probes).
Given this gap, we initiated work to develop such a measure.
A project to systematically identify data gaps was initiated by the National Occupational Research Agenda team of the U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to enhance occupational cancer research and involved joint planning with IARC, the American Cancer Society, the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and the U.S. National Cancer Institute.
He recalled that "my first responsibility as secretary of defense was to determine the degree of the gap and initiate action to close it".
To fill this gap, we initiate in this paper the study of integral inequalities on time scales with 'maxima'.
The criteria then for welding gap junctions are that the gaps must be small enough or the nanowires thick enough, so that the melted silver can traverse the gap and initiate contact.
As the adiabatic flame temperature rise is in a sense the required energy gap to initiate a combustion, it should not change while adding/removing inert gas into/from the system.
The median time gap for initiating adjuvant chemotherapy was 49 days (mean 52.6, SD 21.3) and for adjuvant radiation therapy was 76 days (mean 81.4, SD 32.5).
Moreover, in the posterior region of the embryo, gap genes are initiated more posteriorly in M. abdita compared to D. melanogaster, and patterning is delayed with posterior gap domains retracting from the pole and shifting to the anterior at later stages in M. abdita.
Multimedia artist Stephanie Washburn bridges the gap between experiences initiated through screens and corporeal reality in her eerie and bewildering photos.
