Sentence examples for mark of interest from inspiring English sources

E. and R. Badinter find the first mark of interest in the condition of blacks in a letter he addressed to Benjamin Franklin 2 December 1773: "Je voudrais bien savoir si dans les colonies anglaises, il y a des Negres qui ayant eu leur liberté y aient vécu sans se mêler avec les Blancs.

Epigenetic status can be influenced by factors such as diet [14] and alcohol [15] therefore, depending on the epigenetic mark of interest, there is a danger of reverse causality, where lifestyle choices linked to intelligence may influence epigenetic status.

One particular epigenetic mark of interest is DNA methylation.

Affinity enrichment is appropriate for most epigenetic marks, generally relying on the use of an antibody specific for the mark of interest to enrich for DNA sequences containing the relevant mark by chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP).

To predict the probability for each window to be bound by an epigenetic mark of interest, we used SVM models based on 2,000 regions enriched for a histone mark (1,000 non-genic regions and 1,000 TSS regions, for both enriched and depleted) with 1,364 sequence features.

Following a previous publication [ 32], we used a complete partition of the Drosophila non-coding genome representing about 136 K regions, and scored these regions with the marks of interest (CBP, Trl, H3K4me1 and DNAse1 HS sites).

Spot Marker – Customers can mark waypoints to help find their way back to a location or to mark points of interest.

After logging onto the project's website, its users are given a brightness graph from a random star and asked to mark anything of interest.

Created in the second century B.C. by Aristarchus, librarian at the great institution at Alexandria in Egypt, the diple was used in the margins, like the later ☞, to mark something of interest on the corresponding line.

In order to stabilise them for imaging and mark sites of interest, specimens were pinned onto corkboards.

The 11.3 Gb of submitted peach sequence data sets and the 6654 SNP data set are a resource that can be used by the peach breeding community to mark genes of interest in different breeding programs.