Sentence examples for mer it from inspiring English sources
For the determination of the mass eruption rate (MER), it is crucial to check whether a correlation exists between the time interval between two pulses and the transported mass.
In short peptides (<10 mer), it has been reported that only few amino acids (2 3) have a significant role in binding, and these kinds of short peptides can show some binding even after being scrambled [45].
Thus, the TAM receptors fall into two groups based on features of their ligand and PtdSer activation profiles: Tyro3 and Mer are activated by both Gas6 and Pros1, whereas Axl is activated only by Gas6; and while Gla-less Gas6 is a substantially weaker ligand for Tyro3 and Mer, it is effectively dead as a ligand for Axl.
Mers, it now turns out, was lax and loose, as well as fast, in processing foreclosures.
Since sequence motifs and IT features are computationally expensive compared to k-mers, it would be extremely difficult to establish models for all pairs of species for automatic categorization.
A sequence is considered to contain a TSS on position +1 if for all 1,364 k-mers it satisfies all above constraint conditions.
To avoid highly repetitive k-mers, it dynamically tabulates a threshold M so that k-mers with more than M occurrences constitute at most 1% of all k-mer occurrences.
Finally, given the massive number of potential k-mers, it is crucially important to improve signal-to-noise ratio by focusing on the informative ones.
Because RNA-Skim uses a much smaller set of sig-mers, it is able to use the rolling hash method a very fast but memory-inefficient method to count sig-mers in RNA-Seq reads.
Because it is based on maximal overlaps, which are typically longer than de Bruijn k-mers, it also disambiguates shorter repeats that de Bruijn methods would only resolve in later processing steps (if at all).
As promoter regions get larger and encompass a greater variety of k-mers, it is more likely that important motifs will become lost in the background (i.e., less likely to stand out or discriminate between targets and non-targets).
