Sentence examples for non ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

Macro-arrays were used to test for 248 non ubiquitous open reading frames (ORFs) and 48 ubiquitous ORFs.

Phylogenetic analysis based on housekeeping genes sequences and genome composition in non ubiquitous genes provided an overview of the evolutionary dynamics of H. pylori strains infecting each family.

Analysis with these membranes allowed to identify 41 genes as being always present (ubiquitous) and 213 genes as variably present (non ubiquitous) in the genomes of 12 strains isolated in Africa, Asia and Europe and 120 strains isolated from patients with various clinical diseases (for example, H1-G1 for an isolate harboring the H1 hspA allele and the G1 glmM allele).

Analysis with these membranes allowed to identify 41 genes as being always present (ubiquitous) and 213 genes as variably present (non ubiquitous) in the genomes of 12 strains isolated in Africa, Asia and Europe and 120 strains isolated from patients with various clinical diseases (data not shown).

Application level multicasting is increasingly being used to overcome the problem of non-ubiquitous deployment of IP multicast across heterogeneous networks.

In general, the incidence of the autochthonous non-ubiquitous species declined by more than 50%, whereas ubiquitous species showed no significant difference in numbers during this period.

They are, in fact, a very big, very obvious divider (at least for now, while still elite, expensive and non-ubiquitous) between two contentious factions in a city where people have been fighting over much more serious issues, including the lack of affordable housing, San Francisco's gentrification, forced evictions and the like.

These resources being generally non-ubiquitous, the various wireless communication models as developed have had to factor into their design the mechanisms by which their scarce resources are to be allocated or administered in order to achieve the most in their operations.

However, if a transfer of microbes occasionally occurs between soil and sea, we would expect to find non-ubiquitous yet highly orthologous genes.

Such axis was unrecognizable in images of our PALM reconstruction, probably due to non-ubiquitous distribution of the histone variant used as a probe.

Expression analysis of the EF1α promoter in the adult brain also revealed promoter activity in a non-ubiquitous fashion (data not shown).