Sentence examples for most prolific class from inspiring English sources
Long interspersed nuclear element 1 (LINE-1) elements represent the most prolific class of RE, and alone make up 17% of genomic sequences.
The long interspersed nuclear element-1 (LINE-1 or L1) is the most prolific class of mammalian retrotransposable elements, comprising 21 to 19% of the human and mouse genomic sequences [1], [2].
Alu elements are nonautonomous and require the enzymatic machinery of L1 to mobilize (Dewannieux et al. 2003) yet they are the most prolific class of MEI in humans in terms of copy number, having accumulated greater than 1 million copies over the past 65 Myr (Lander et al. 2001; Batzer and Deininger 2002).
He is in the most prolific form of his career.
> In 2011, the most prolific year, the number of available genomes doubled from 14 to 29.
Amn-san elements from the Ty3/Gypsy class are the most prolific with over 700 full-length genomic copies.
Spencer Kincy was one of the most prolific producers in Chicago's second wave of house pioneers; a class that includes Casual Records boss Cajmere, Derrick Carter, and DJ Sneak.
Spencer Kincy (aka Gemini) was one of the most prolific producers in Chicago's second wave of house pioneers, a class that includes Casual Records boss Cajmere, Derrick Carter, and DJ Sneak.
McCool took 57 first-class wickets at 17.82; he was the fifth most prolific wicket-taker and had the fourth best average among Australia's seven frontline bowlers.
Close to the top of the bowling averages for both teams in each season, his 62 first-class wickets in 1885 placed him among the 20 most prolific wicket-takers in the country.
During the tour, McCool took 57 first-class wickets at a bowling average of 17.82; he was the fifth most prolific wicket-taker and had the fourth best average among Australia's seven frontline bowlers.
