Sentence examples for in the case of segment from inspiring English sources

Skipping the two small fragments for segments 5 and 7 does not result in loss of much information: In the case of segment 5, the 5' portion, which is not detectable with qPCR assays, comprises 95% of the coding region.

The position of both beams in the pupil thus rotates while being static in the case of segment scans.

However, in the case of segment-based representation, no edge pixels are missed as all the pixels belonging to a segment are processed together.

Moreover, there are certain new issues such as the modeling of the weld line movement and determination of the blank holding forces (in the case of segmented-die forming) that are specific to TWBs.

In the transposed segment, the repulsive force was applied to the crossed pitch tape, and in the case of the segment with a short crossed pitch length, the crossed pitch tape arched, which we called arching phenomena.

Robustness to network topology is a behavior already observed by Von Dassow et al. [ 27] in the case of the segment polarity of Drosophila melanogaster.

This assumption is supported by results of BLAST analysis that showed a greater evolutionary distance between TOV and BTV than among the various BTV serotypes (data not shown), which is evident in the case of the segment 10 encoding NS3/NS3A.

Experiments show that our algorithms are also efficient in practice, with a comparison to the ones previously proposed by Lachaud and Said (2013): in particular, the second one is faster in the case of "small" segments.

While corroborating Tajima's test in the case of the segments above, in the case of GPX2 the significant results can also be ascribed to the effect of recombinations and/or to the population amalgamation [ Chakraborty, 1990].

The same reasoning can be applied in the case of VH segments, to explain high homology between members of the same family.

In the case of gene segments with short untranslated regions, primer ligation and reverse transcription steps were performed as described by Lambden et al. (9 ).