Sentence examples for linkage length from inspiring English sources

For this analysis, five glycans were used that differ in their linkage, length and characteristic structural topology as described previously [17].

The set of samples falling into a particular subset are clustered, and the cluster tree is partitioned into two parts using statistical criteria of the single linkage length.

Recent work by Perol et al. showed that the linkage length of the benzophenone group greatly influences cross-linking when placed in some, but not other, sites in Protein Z.

The estimated total linkage length for each chromosome, also shown in Table 1, was estimated as its cM length in the second-generation linkage map, divided by the estimated proportion of chromosome covered by that linkage map (Wang et al. unpublished).

The influence of the linkage lengths on the catalytic performance was investigated.

All the heterogeneous chiral salen Mn III) catalysts with different linkage lengths obtained exhibited great catalytic activity and enantioselectivity in the asymmetric epoxidation of unfunctionalized olefins.

Only the part of the cluster tree with small linkage lengths (dense part) is retained.

A third method used estimated individual linkage group length as the observed length plus twice the average marker spacing.

The 'Tulameen' map spanned a total of 376.6 cM with a maximum and minimum linkage group length of 69.7 cM (LG6) and 47.3 cM (LG1), an average length of 53.8 cM and an average marker density of 0.16 cM per marker, or 1.4 cM per marker based on the number of genotyping bins, rather than the total number of markers mapped.

The genetic linkage map length for the six populations varied from 759.9 to 2,288 cM, with a mean length of 1446.5 cM.

The results revealed that the toxicity of the ionic liquids mainly depends on the head groups and linkage chain length of their cationic structure.