Sentence examples for in relation to the coding from inspiring English sources

The Heinz 1706 BAC clone sequence, LE_HBa0040P16 containing SlOFP20 (Genbank AC244530) allowed us to estimate the size of the sov1 deletion to 31 kb and its position in relation to the coding region of SlOFP20.

Nucleotide sequence homology was 100% in relation to the coding region of the 27 kDa P. brasiliensis hypothetic protein - access number AA49615 (Data not shown).

The positioning and phase of each of the four introns in relation to the coding sequence of the genes was common to all (Fig. 4A).

Annotation of indels in Sanger data is undertaken directly in relation to the coding transcript and described in line with the HGVS guidelines which require a variant to be called at the most 3′ position in the coding transcript [ 4].

The coding sequence for proteins is dispersed over exons, and the location where introns interrupt the code can be in three phases in relation to the coding sequence: either between complete codons (phase 0 introns), interrupting after the first nucleotide of the codon (phase 1 introns), or interrupting after the second nucleotide of the codon (phase 2 introns).

All sequence variants in the database (including future updates) are named based on their position in relation to the coding regions of the SPRED1 gene (cDNA) following recommendations listed by the HGVS (http://www.hgvs.org/mutnomen) and described in Den Dunnen and Antonarakis (2000).

But it is understood the Leveson inquiry is now concerned that it is being asked to examine issues of ministerial conduct in relation to the code well beyond its original terms of reference.

Finally, the analyst checked whether the themes identified work in relation to the coded extracts as well as the entire dataset.

On at least two occasions over the past few weeks, Mr Jones has denied any allegations were made to him in relation to the code of conduct of special advisors.

I think that for many of us in childhood the ability to attach intently to a few cultural objects, objects of high or popular culture or both, objects whose meaning seemed mysterious, excessive, or oblique in relation to the codes most readily available to us, became a prime resource for survival.

The major themes currently discussed in the literature in relation to the code origin can be divided into: (i) accidental origin of the code, (ii) optimization of the code's effectiveness, (iii) stereo chemical relationships between amino acids [11] [20], and (iv) dynamic self-organization [21], [22].