Sentence examples for identifiers is shown from inspiring English sources

An example peer-tree built on 8 host identifiers is shown in Figure 1(b).

A full table of characterized enzymes with Uniprot identifiers is shown in Table S2 (Supporting Information).

A list of the primers and corresponding SNP identifiers is shown in Additional file 1: Table S1.

The complete tree with branch lengths and NCBI sequence identifiers is shown in Additional file 2. Figure 4 shows that gamma and beta in vertebrates form a monophyletic clade (PP = 0.99) with all non-vertebrate betas positioned outside the clade.

The complete tree with branch lengths and NCBI sequence identifiers is shown in Additional file 1. Figure 3 shows that p120 and ARVCF in vertebrates form a clade (PP = 1.0) with ARVCF from sea squirt as the outgroup (PP = 1.0).

Sample identifiers are shown along the diagonal.

All variant identifiers are shown in Table 1.

SwissProt identifiers are shown in the first column.

PDB identifiers are shown below the structural representations.

Respective Brassica identifiers are shown, and relative changes to controls are given as log2-ratios.

For the sake of simplicity, canonical human gene identifiers are shown (boldface) even though data were collected from experiments carried out in human, mouse, frog, insect, worm, and plant cells.