Sentence examples for mismatch is consistent with from inspiring English sources

This kinetic mismatch is consistent with the trend in reaction rates for mono-substituted vs. di-substituted small-molecule alkenes, and suggests that a mixing strategy is required to compatibilize 1,2-polybutadiene and cis-polybutadiene via PdCl2 at high temperatures.

The fraction of events overlapping free DNA for each mismatch is consistent with their relative binding affinities (Kd values of 5 nM for the T-bulge, 40 nM for GT, and 720 nM for CC) and our experimental MutS concentration (200 nM).

Overall the genome-wide distribution and spectra of mutations in mismatch repair deficient lines is consistent with mismatch repair correcting errors by the replicative, but not translesion polymerases.

Since BER is a major contributor of transversions at C G pairs [43], this unaltered resolution of certain dU G mismatches into transversions is consistent with continued error-prone BER activity that is independent of MMR and is not enhanced in the absence of MSH2/MSH6.

The high negative γ/γ′ lattice mismatch of the alloy is consistent with the high levels of refractory elements, in particular Cr, in the alloy.

This is consistent with mismatch in that removing affirmative action means students in the lower quartiles are attending campuses that better match their levels of preparation.

The first increase in FP is consistent with mismatch recognition by MutSΔC800, simultaneous with an increase in FRET due to kinking of the DNA.

This is consistent with mismatch analysis, and such an expansion may have occurred via the Tifton uplift in southern Georgia or the Ocala uplift in northern Florida, both thought to have been distinct since the Eocene [ 22].

Genetic variation in T. b. mexicana is consistent with population growth; mismatch distribution analyses of mitochondrial DNA sequence data are suggestive of population expansion occurring in concert with the development of human agriculture (2.7-3.0 2.7-3.023]).

The destabilization of the 1-bp backtracked state relative to the pre-translocated state in the E1103G mutant, established in this work, is consistent with its efficient mismatch extension and suggests that this mutation might also confer a defect in proofreading activity.

This differs from effects seen with 25-mers, where responses showed strong sequence dependence for position and base identity of mismatches [41], [42], [43], [44], but it is consistent with the general trend that as polynucleotides get longer the sensitivity to small sequence differences diminishes.