Sentence examples for indicating that the sequence from inspiring English sources
Sequencing result indicating that the sequence of irisin was consistent with the modified irisin and the irisin was in frame with α-factor secretion signal ATG.
Such strong cell adhesion mediated by the RGDS peptide was easily disrupted by single residue substitution on the peptide array, thus indicating that the sequence recognition accuracy of cells was strictly conserved in our optimized scheme.
However, no specific signals were detected in either combination, indicating that the sequence similarity between B. mori and M. sexta is insufficient for cross-hybridization (Fig. S2).
Co-transfection of the EWS/ETS expression vector with DKK2 pGL4-DKK2ΔKpnI or -DKK2ΔNheI resulted in a strong induction of the reporter activity (∼15-fold) (Fig. 2D F), whereas that with pGL4-DKK2ΔSacI led to only a faint enhancement (Fig. 2G), indicating that the sequence from -521 to +49 in the DKK2 gene is not sufficient for EWS/ETS-mediated enhancement of DKK2 transcription.
Although the high percentage of G+C in this sequence may involve a change in the helical stability of the DNA, we observed that the replacement of certain motifs was largely ineffective, indicating that the sequence itself is not responsible for the loss of replication activity.
If this probability is >0.5 (the closer to 1.0 this value is, the more confident is the prediction), the alignment is classified as "functional RNA", indicating that the sequence is from a potential RNA element in ncRNAs or a cis-regulatory element of mRNAs.
From that point, increasing sequence depth results in a slow and stable accumulation of new distinct tags indicating that the sequencing has reached saturation.
These sequences were not identified in the HGAP2 assembly prior to Quiver-based trimming indicating that the sequences were not erroneously removed during trimming.
We write → to indicate that the sequence {x n } converges strongly to x and ⇀ to indicate that the sequence {x n } converges weakly to x.
