Sentence examples for inventory of sequences from inspiring English sources

In the work described here we completed an inventory of sequences related to I. scapularis anticomplement protein ISAC in the salivary glands of I. ricinus.

Following this approach, inventories of sequences bound to CENP-A have been reported for several species to define, at least at the level of consensus sequences, the genomic content of centromeres in those genomes [ 11, 20, 24, 31- 33].

An inventory of functional sequences was conducted based on TIGR's Annotation Engine output.

Our data suggest that this inventory of anticomplement sequences is complete for the investigated population.

The findings of the current study are also in line with the findings obtained in the study conducted by Qi and Ding (2011) who found that more proficient language learners possess a higher inventory of formulaic sequence knowledge.

For the first time the UFO web server makes it possible to get a quick overview on the functional inventory of newly sequenced organisms.

Therefore a total of 2 different reverse transcription experiments, 6 different PCR amplifications and 12 ligations were performed during the course of RT/PCR inventories of anticomplement sequences in salivary glands of I. ricinus females.

Dedicated RT/PCR inventories of IxAC sequences in I. scapularis and/or I. pacificus would help resolve this question by showing whether or not the two species express members of IxAC-B.

Her project aims to establish parasite origins, develop models of introduction and movement, and create an inventory of the genetic sequences of the parasite in China to update current global databases.

Here they define "style" as something composed of a dancer's "spatial vocabulary", which can be conceived as the "inventory of movements or sequences of movements" necessary to instantiate the dance metaphor that will exemplify its expressive properties (1977, 18).

A conservative inventory of available EST sequences indicated that at least two distinct PHYA loci are expressed in G. hirsutum (Additional file 1).