Sentence examples for marked elements in from inspiring English sources
The simplicity of the negative screening approach combined with the presence of marked elements in most Drosophila genes makes it an appealing option for some applications.
We demonstrate two alternative approaches: negative screening through the removal of marked elements in targeted lines and positive screening through HDR with dsDNA donors containing visible markers.
Each marked element is shown by its EC-number code, numerically sorted, in a listbox.
For example, for users 1 and 4 (cf. red-marked elements in (varvec{P_{sigma }})), the meeting probability is (p_{14}=0.31) (user 1 acts as the speaker) and (p_{41}=0.54) (user 4 acts as the speaker).
For example, for users 1 and 4 (cf. red-marked elements in (varvec{P_S})), the meeting probability is (p_{14}=0.22) (user 1 is the speaker) and (p_{41}=1) (user 4 is the speaker).
sylvestris/nigra (from which an unexpectedly high number of charcoals were identified), together with Mediterranean pines (also highly represented), Juniperus L. and evergreen and deciduous Quercus, were the main taxa living in the area, revealing two different marked biogeographical elements in the late-Holocene landscapes of the Duero basin: Mediterranean and Eurosiberian.
If we restrict meetings to the edges of the interaction network, the meeting probabilities are symmetric and equal to the entries of (varvec{A}.) Thus, the users 1 and 4 cannot participate in a meeting since (p_{14}=p_{41}=0) (elements marked in red in (varvec{A})).
Red marks SD-like element in the mRNA.
We note especially that this region contains some IS elements (marked in red by their tnpA transposase genes in Figure S6), including two exterior IS1071 elements, Rmet_1491 and Rmet_1544.
Learning of these dependencies could be based on different types of phonological cues marking the crucial elements in Italian.
In a show of exceptional simplicity marked by elements of grandeur, Mr. Ghesquiere demonstrated again why he is fashion's current darling.
