Sentence examples for joined correctly from inspiring English sources

There's a quarter of a million DNA pieces that have to be joined correctly and if a few of those are joined incorrectly then the cell may not survive.

This "median hexagon" representation made it easy to see that the cyclol fabric planes can be joined correctly if the dihedral angle between the planes equals the tetrahedral bond angle δ = arccos -1/3) ≈ 109.47°.

To check if the nmt1 promoter and EGFP were joined correctly, we sequenced the connecting region; 2 out of 7 plasmids with the desired inserts had nucleotide substitutions within the connecting region (the primer region for PCR) (Table 2).

Comparison with the published sequence showed that 454 sequence contigs were joined correctly by ABI-Sanger sequences in most cases.

The remaining seeds are extended until the completion of SC regions, which contain short overlaps with the IRs, enabling the four regions to be joined correctly into a circle.

Note that the TE reference set used to find the P element copies also includes other known TEs of A. gambiae, which makes it possible to join correctly distant fragments due to nested TE insertions.

Under optimized conditions, T4 DNA ligase efficiently (>90%) joined a correctly paired, or T∶G wobble-paired, substrate on the 3' side of the ligation junction while discriminating approximately 100-fold against most mispaired substrates.

Obama was not prescient, but rather, wise, when he listened to and  joined those who correctly analyzed and judged the available facts.I don't care that Obama lacks a fat portfolio of plans for office.

Five clones were picked up for DNA sequencing analysis and the results showed that all 5 clones contained correctly joined full-length PIGR coding sequence (Figure 3C), and since we used the error-prone Taq DNA polymerase in the above PCRs, there were an average of 2.5 point mutations per clone (the mutation rate is about 0.1%).

With the introduction of errors at sequencing depths of 20× and higher, the distribution of correctly joined stacks shifted slightly to the left due to the accumulation of unused reads.

In the eukaryotic protein expression pathway pre-mRNA splicing is a fundamental process, in which splice site sequences have to be recognized, so that exons can be correctly joined to form an mRNA that encodes the desired protein.