Sentence examples for insert I from inspiring English sources

In order to study the DNA methylation levels, three types of cytosines CG, CHG and CHH were analysed in four different regions of the transgenic insert: (i) FMV promoter; (ii) 35S promoter; (iii) cry1A.105 transgene; and (iv) cry2Ab2 transgene, in two experimental setups.

Using the same integral methods shown in the proof for Thm. 1, the probability of selecting any single insert i whose length L i is within some range of τ is where t = τ/.

One of these sticky ends can ligate to the counterpart EcoRI sticky end of the cDNA insert (i.e. the yellow part in the front of the cDNA insert), and the other one should be available to ligate to the XhoI sticky end of the cDNA insert (i.e. the brown part at the end of the cDNA insert).

The term 'negative selection' is used here to describe cloning systems with vectors that contain the ccdB cell-death gene which is replaced by the cloned insert, i.e. the selection eliminates the vector molecules without insert.

For 87% (411) of the adult clones and 83% (392) of the juvenile clones, this single-pass sequencing provided the complete sequence of the insert, i.e. vector sequence bordered both ends of the insert.

It took time and effort; at the end of every year, when I'd bought my new Filofax calendar insert, I spent an entire evening transferring all of my friends' and family's birthdays into the new Filofax — by hand, of course.

An encoder will automatically insert I-frames at regular intervals or on demand, if new clients are expected to join in viewing a stream.

Both algorithms insert I-frame at the beginning of a GOP GOPP size being 8 or 32 in Matsuoka's algorithm and 16, 32, 64, 128, or 256 in Ding's algorithm, all based on the AGOP) and at the SCD locations.

It starts by briefly addressing the context in which these models are inserted, i.e., the application requirements that have influenced their design.

As is standard in evaluating plant BAC libraries, we estimated the fraction of clones that lack inserts (i.e., false positives) and the fraction that contain chloroplast DNA.

As before, the probability of inserting i spacers includes unobserved spacers that were inserted and lost again.