Sentence examples for identified restriction from inspiring English sources

To improve the ratio of Neandertal to microbial DNA, we identified restriction enzymes that preferentially cut bacterial DNA sequences in the libraries and treated the libraries with these to increase the relative proportion of Neandertal DNA in the libraries (SOM Text 1).

Kinematic analyses with young and old subjects identified restriction of shoulder flexion, knee extension and ankle plantar flexion as main age related and aggravating influences on everyday movements and activities, e.g. sit-to-stand, walk, arm operations [ 14].

For this purpose, we identified restriction sites (corresponding to NdeI, BstEII, and BstNI enzymes) that cut close to the telomeric repeats (<1.5 kb) and designed specific fluorescent-labeled oligonucleotide probes for a set of identified and unique telomeres, mostly X-element-only ones (see File S1 and Table S1).

Their new law grew out of three years of discussion about how to get richer, in which they identified restrictions on property ownership as a big obstacle, according to Kevin McKay, the acting head of the Nisga'a government.

Studies have identified restrictions in engagement in leisure activities for adolescents with disabilities.

A preliminary study in a small wind tunnel identified restrictions on the Reynolds number and terrace step size that are required for attaining adequate high-Reynolds-number boundary-layer characteristics at a scale of 1 1500.

In that IV regression an ethnicity-gender ratio is used as identifying restriction - similar to those proposed in previous studies on intermarriage, e.g. by Meng and Gregory (2005).

At this point, that system appears sufficient to uniquely identify restriction fragments.

In vitro methylation of plasmid DNA with cell-free extracts may be useful going forward to identify restriction activities that present obstacles to transformation.

In silico analysis was first used to identify restriction enzymes whose use would resolve the chromosomal DNA of JCM1046 from that of pCTN1046.

Detection of sex-specific restriction patterns [ 8] requires some pre-analysis development (i.e. sequencing to identify restriction sites) and enzyme restriction of PCR products, which is time consuming.