Sentence examples for lack coordinate from inspiring English sources

Many GBIF records lack coordinate data.

Interestingly, even genes lying within conserved eutherian "imprinted domains" can lack coordinate imprinting in the opossum.

Our metropolitan region lacks coordinated governance with 540 separate governments with the power to tax in Cook County alone.

38 Participants considered their medical care to be largely satisfactory, but lacked coordinated care and focused psychosocial support.

In the past CASP experiments the disordered regions were defined as residues that lack coordinates in structures solved by X-ray crystallography and as residues that exhibit high variability within ensemble or are annotated as disordered in REMARK 465 by experimentalists for the structures solved by NMR (Bordoli et al., 2007; Noivirt-Brik et al., 2009).

Our method can be used to assist crystal structure determination e.g. by identifying tentative metal ion sites to be further validated by comparison with experimental data or to propose metal positions for structural models that lack coordinates of cations, e.g. RNA structures determined by NMR spectroscopy (Shen et al., 1995) or theoretical models.

There are various potential explanations for the apparent lack of coordinate gene regulation.

It contains 215 612 residues, of which 13 909 are defined as disordered (Cheng et al., 2005a) since they are part of a crystallized protein but lack a coordinate entry in the PDB file.

c) In a situation of lack of coordinating mechanisms, with low resources, the portfolio could focus on a reduced set of topics, each satisfying a particular agenda and thus fragmenting resources and hindering support to health system development.

The four reported Denisovan loci lacking coordinates are within repetitive or unassembled regions of the genome, and we can neither confirm nor refute their presence in the modern human population: e.g. two loci are in transposable elements called Alu's, of which there are ∼1,000,000 copies in the human genome (making up ∼10% of the human genome sequence).

This means that the implementation strategy is not designed to promote the delivery of clinical services nor medication prescribing within or by probation and parole offices, but rather is targeted at facilitating linkages between organizations that, despite sharing the same clients, lack incentive to coordinate services, or otherwise do not view themselves as sharing a common mission.