Sentence examples for mers it from inspiring English sources

The virus from South Africa was more distantly related to MERS, says Andrew Rambaut, a computational biologist at the University of Edinburgh who is also investigating MERS; it had 12 differences within the same 182-nucleotide stretch of RNA.

Mers, it now turns out, was lax and loose, as well as fast, in processing foreclosures.

"We don't now have a vaccine for SARS if it came back tomorrow; we don't know how to treat MERS; it took us six to nine months before we started clinical trials of vaccines for Ebola and in the meantime almost 12,000 people lost their lives; and during the H1N1 pandemic, the number of people randomized into clinical studies was very close to zero".

It depends on the virus, so for Ebola it is not a problem at all, for MERS it does not seem to be a problem, for SARS it does not seem to be a problem, for Chikungunya it does not seem to be a problem.

Similarly, it is also reasonable to hypothesize that the faint 4 5 mer bands seen along with 12 18 mer bands may arise from partial dissociation of these oligomers.

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.

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.

A sequence is considered to contain a TSS on position +1 if for all 1,364 k-mers it satisfies all above constraint conditions.

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].

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.