Sentence examples for mature shared from inspiring English sources

"Don envisions RPA centers of excellence becoming commonplace, particularly in organizations with mature shared service capabilities.

There were 62 novel miRNA precursors (66 mature miRNAs) shared between the three rESC lines (Table S2 in Additional file 1) and 19 (23 mature miRNAs) were homologous to reference miRNAs (miRBase V16.0) in other species (Table 1).

In summary, the pathological profile of diTDP-43WT mice with hTDP-43 overexpression in the mature forebrain shared similarities with that observed in human TDP-43 proteinopathies.

Seedling stages are often detected in close proximity to mature plants sharing the same substrate Fig. 5 (Right) A pre-sterilized glass sampling vial containing root segments of a terrestrial orchid.

"Part of helping the team mature is sharing my experience and showing them how not to make the same mistakes I did, on my travels, and in my 11 years playing for Scotland".

Genes encoding mature proteins sharing more than 30% identity were grouped in the same type [ 32].

The predicted gene organisation suggests the coding exons for the mature peptides share identical structure with other metazoan genes and to date the exon encoding the lizard GLP2 remains to be identified.

Based on the criteria that group mature proteins sharing more than 30% identity in a type, AtLTPIX.1 and AtLTPIX.2 were first included in type IV although their identity with other type IV nsLTPs was very low (12.6% to 30.1%).

Based on the identity matrix (data not shown) calculated from the multiple sequence alignments and the nomenclature criteria that group mature proteins sharing more than 30% identity in a type [ 32], 49 out of the 52 rice nsLTPs, 45 out of the 49 arabidopsis nsLTPs and the 122 wheat nsLTPs were found to be clustered in nine types.

This was based on the identity matrix (data not shown) calculated from the multiple sequence alignments and the nomenclature criteria that group mature proteins sharing more than 30% identity in a type and more than 75% identity in a subfamily [ 32].

Overall, however, it is striking that the divergence in violence rates in Cardiff and comparison cities is closely associated with the implementation of the mature data sharing process and the formal adoption by the city partners of the violence prevention programme, which had been, hitherto, in a development phase.