Sentence examples for internal guide from inspiring English sources
Thyme, S. B. et al. Internal guide RNA interactions interfere with Cas9-mediated cleavage.
An internal guide for AOL's editorial staff, called the AOL Way, helped to reinforce suspicions about Mr. Armstrong's bias for cheap and fast.
An internal guide for state department staff advises them to use the "Sipdis" designation only for "reporting and other informational messages deemed appropriate for release to the US government interagency community".
In May, the unnamed junior Citigroup analyst e-mailed two TechCrunch employees to say "I am ramping up coverage of FB and thought you guys might like to see how the street is thinking about it (and our estimates)." He attached a "Facebook one-pager," which featured an array of confidential information, including Mr. Mahaney's revenue estimates meant as an internal guide for the bank's analysts.
Portions of the internal guide sequence (IGS), proposed to interact with the 3'exon were deleted without preventing exon ligation.
The reaction involves binding an RNA or DNA substrate by base pairing to the internal guide sequence (IGS) to form helix P1.
It states that has had no complaints in 14 years of publication, doesn't train staff and has no internal guides.
The guiding direction of the internal guiding cylinders is one major factor that affects the machine cushion's capabilities to absorb impact and suppress vibration.
In order to compare and further investigate the machine cushion's capabilities and limitations, we designed a simple, passive machine cushion as well as three ARM machine cushions, each with a different guiding direction of its internal guiding cylinders.
The white circle indicates the limits of the fiber geometry, separating the internal guided mode from the evanescent field located outside the fiber.
And although they constitute a certain amount of internal guiding to genetic evolution, this internal guiding does not work by itself, but only together with natural selection, and is in fact itself the result of past selection and writing.
