Sentence examples for in linkage of from inspiring English sources

Phage display results in linkage of an affinity-selectable function (the displayed peptide) to the DNA encoding that function, allowing selection of individual binding clones by interative cycles of in vitro panning and in vivo amplification.

This new protein may play a role in linkage of the membrane skeleton to the lipid bilayer.

Small distances between fibres will result in linkage of foreign body reaction of opposite fibres and will promote filling the entire pore by scar, the so-called bridging.

However, it will be some time before uptake of the UPHI is widespread enough to allow for its use in linkage of health records, and for some existing datasets, this will never be possible.

The ubiquitin chains are called K6, K11, K27, K29, K33, K48, or K63 chains depending on which of the seven lysine (K) residues is involved in linkage of monomers in the polyubiquitin polymer.

Past collaborative ties and knowledge of a broad range of clinicians and researchers in the field therefore define the starting point of the network and give a base line for growth in linkages of members and new collaborations over time.

Past collaborative ties and knowledge of a broad range of clinicians and researchers therefore define the starting point of the network and give a base line for growth in linkages of members and new collaborations over time.

The study identified gaps in linkage to care irrespective of the HIV testing approach used.

However, the application of SNPs in linkage mapping of aquacultured fish is just in its infancy [ 8].

Additional file 2: Chromosome locations and positions of markers in linkage map of PBW343 x Kingbird population.

Additional file 3: Chromosome locations and positions of markers in linkage map of PBW343 x Kenya swara population.