Sentence examples for mers of the from inspiring English sources

Put them into blocks based on l- mers of the last names.

This second adjustment criterion parameter is based on the Mean Execution Result for a certain Subfunction (MERS) of the task, which calculates the average result of every already executed task for each subfunction.

Firstly, we assigned MPSS tags as well as 70 mers of the oligonucleotide arrays to the current rice RAP2 gene predictions and selected genes that show significant expression levels (see Methods).

In our previous study, we constructed a quadruple 9-mer protein-binding microarray (Q9-PBM), in which 131,072 quadruple probes were designed to cover all possible combinations of 9-mers of the reverse complementary sequences (Kim et al. 2009).

These numbers constrain the MER of the analyzed eruption.

Each overlapping 9-mer of the 20 23 amino acid long immunogenic consensus peptides was conserved in a large number (range 893 2254) of individual HIV-1 strains, although the novel peptides were not representative of any single strain of HIV.

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Oligomers (70-mers) of the M1-based microarrays were obtained from Dr. Kevin McIver and Dr. June Scott, and printed in the Molecular Resource Center, UTHSC by the use of MicroGrid II (Genomic Solutions, Ann Arbor, MI).

Four 15-mers of the 46 spanning the entire Vif sequence (191 amino acids in length) induced significant production of IFN-γ in the ELISPOT assays (Supporting information Table S2, Figure 2).

The first is 4-mers of the form (C/G CG(C/G), that is, a CpG with either a C or a G on the left and a C or a G on the right.

Regions of 10 bp or more with at least 50% identity were classed as conserved and were searched for 7-mers that were conserved at a higher rate than expected based on conservation rates of 7-mers of the same GC-content.