Sentence examples for higher order unit from inspiring English sources

This is not surprising if considering that the LM is a module evolving inside a higher order unit (e.g. the protein sequence) composed of several other functional modules.

In this paper, we demonstrate the importance of conducting well-thought-out sensitivity analyses for handling clustered data (data in which individuals are grouped into higher order units, such as students in schools) that arise from cluster randomized controlled trials (RCTs).

The size of the eccDNA molecules ranged from over 8 kb down to 500 bp and in most cases their hybridization signals formed discrete spots corresponding to multiples of monomer or higher-order unit lengths (Table 1).

Unit grouping refers to the optional bases by which positions are grouped together into units and these units into higher-order units.

We were able to assemble some of the smaller, tandem satellite repeats detected in our survey (for example, the previously known STR120 repeat) into non-cognate but deeply sequenced higher-order units using the data from our high-coverage survey.

Such gene clusters together with non-clustered genes constitute a chromatin domain which is a higher order regulatory unit.

In this study the Strickler Berg equation is used to probe the influence of continual substitution of higher order acene units into the conjugated backbone in terms of the variation of the radiative and non-radiative rates.

This confirms that the reduction of the non-radiative rate is the dominant process introduced by the vibrational confinement originating from systematic substitution of higher order acene units into the polymer backbone.

Unfortunately, the complete classification of higher order stereogenic units is not possible in the framework of the current effort, so unique assignment of stereoisomers containing multiple instances of these units cannot be completed at the present time.

These motifs are organized into four types of ensemble (higher order) repeat units, with each ensemble consisting of a glycine-rich region followed by a poly-A region (Figure 1).

The most prominent example is human alpha satDNA whose higher order repeat units show chromosome-specific differences in monomer composition and length.