Sentence examples for genes with which from inspiring English sources

This means that, in most cases, it mimics natural actions and does not require the wholesale transformation of genes with which GM is often associated.

Eugenides has the language of genes with which to pursue fictionally the before-life of an individual, but the novelistic principle has not changed and makes the narrator know what he can only imagine.

Other clues in the genome may lead researchers to pinpoint the odor-detecting genes with which it sniffs out humans in preference to all other prey for its blood meals.

To understand whether particular functions and processes are over-represented as gene ontology (GO) categories for these novel transcripts, we performed functional enrichment analysis of the PNTs by using the annotations of the corresponding mouse genes with which they overlap partially.

It has the genes with which to make its own ribosomes, though, and as time goes by it will do so, diluting out the legacy that got it started.

Mutations in p53, or in other genes with which it acts, prevent this order from being received, and damaged cells continue to reproduce, forming tumors.

The purpose of the Protomateria was to enable Vincent to control the Chaos gene, with which he was injected by Lucrecia to save his life.

The rate of production is influenced by the RUs, which evaluate the concentration of other transcription factors to determine an activation value for a gene with which the production rates of gene products are scaled.

Therefore, a ratio of R = 1 would indicate that the highest expressed gene in a family for a given tissue has most diverged in expression from the gene with which it shares the most binding similarity.

To each spliced read, we assigned the spliced gene with which it shared most splice sites.

2. Preferential attachment: The gene with which the new gene will connect is selected in a non-deterministic fashion.