Sentence examples for observed break from inspiring English sources

We observed break of synteny close to all telomeric paralogs, confirming observations by other authors [ 2].

We then identified the loci contributing to the linked PSFs, by Z transforming the PSFs' projection coefficient or source (removing the mean and dividing by the standard deviation), and selecting the loci with Z score higher than an empirical threshold (4 for SNPs, and 6 for methylation based on a subjectively observed break point in the Z score distribution).

This is in agreement with the fact that, in contrast to ASXL1, RUNX1 and TET2, we never observed break or deletion at IDH loci by aCGH analysis.

Therefore, while the cyclotron resonant scale kc matches the observed break fb at both low and high β⊥i, it is not consistent with the generally observed anisotropy of the turbulence.

While the observed break frequency fb can be found in various ways, here we define it to be the frequency at which α takes a value half way between −5/3 and −8/3.

Leamon et al. [ 1999] suggested that electron Landau damping could lead to the observed break at βi∼1, and Howes et al. [ 2008] suggested it to be the cause of the break near di in the βi≪1 interval of Smith et al. [ 2001].

Last year, when Google announced that intellectual property had been stolen by Chinese intruders, it expressed frustration that while it had observed break-ins at a variety of other United States companies, virtually none of the other companies were willing to acknowledge that they had been compromised.

Almost simultaneously, two speedboats were observed breaking off to escape.

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, March 12 , 1932P. 9 Grover Whalen is observed breaking his own rule which he made when he was Police Commissioner about waiting for the lights to change before crossing the street.

Typically, large bubbles breakoff from slug cavities while smaller bubble sizes are observed breaking off from emulsion cavities.

A small subgroup has been observed breaking sponges off the seabed and wearing them on their snouts, apparently to probe the seafloor for fish hiding there.