Sentence examples for generates a mark from inspiring English sources

For example, Sic1 is targeted for degradation only after phosphorylation generates a mark for ubiquitin ligase recruitment (Feldman et al., 1997).

To this aim, we define a notion of well-behaved set of places, which will be useful in the next section in proving that any transition statically enabled by a well-behaved set S is such that no synchronization of sequences is possible (Theorem 2); first, we prove that a well-formed process p generates a marking ({mathrm{dec}}(p)) such that dom(({mathrm{dec}}(p))) is well-behaved (Theorem 1).

She says automatic marking can generate a score or a grade, but students want human feedback.

This occurrence generates a permanent genetic mark, which is transmitted to all progeny cells allowing to trace not only constant but also transient expression of Runx3 even in rare cell populations.

If the employee no longer has vacation/sick/PTO accruals available, and you no longer want this employee to generate a check, mark the LOA-Nonexempt/ Exempt without Pay box.

These occurrences are input to the feature map program which generates a graphical feature map marking the positions of the occurrences in the upstream regions.

But even though these two players left the homeland when they were still teenagers, everything about the way they approach basketball – their brashness, their love of interference, the seemingly primal and inexhaustible need they feel to generate a reaction – marks them as pure products of Australia.

A recent study shows companies that blog are 13 times more likely to generate a positive marking return on investment (ROI) compared to those that don't.

Telomeric silencing (or TPE) was discovered serendipitously in S. cerevisiae during attempts to generate a uniquely marked telomere that could be used for chromatin studies (Gottschling et al. 1990).

The mark process generates a uniform random number each time D is changed.

Recombination between the 5248 bp repeats near the two DSBs (marked by > or <) generates a Composite Insertion.