Sentence examples for occupation sequence from inspiring English sources

Angamuco appears to have been relatively self-sufficient in pottery production throughout the occupation sequence.

Among the occupation sequence of the site with well-defined architectural phases, the Late PPNB settlement (late 8th to early 7th millennium cal. BC) is characterized by an extensive mud-brick architecture, which comprises large multi-roomed rectangular buildings and gypsum-plastered floors.

The significant co-localizations of various histone acetylations on the predicted H3K4me3 sites suggest that the high probability of H3K4me3 occupation represents the sequence context of histone modifications at regulatory elements.

While 1 did show some occupation of DNA sequence 5 with DNase I footprinting, gel shift dissociation analysis revealed a 140-fold difference in dissociation rates for binding of 1 to DNA sequences 1 and 5, which differ by 3 bp.

The value of Tayara as a type site for the Early Dorset is reevaluated as we reconstitute the sequence of occupation.

The site presents a long sequence of occupation (from c.1212-1005 cal BC to the 1st century cal AD), expanding from the last centuries of the Bronze Age (Naviform), through the Early (Talayotic) and Late (Post-Talayotic) Iron Age up to the beginning of Roman occupation of the island.

To further support the direct regulatory role of C/EBPβ in the examined gene regulation, we analysed the ENCODE database (http://genome.ucsc.edu/ENCODE/) for promoter occupation by chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing (ChIP-Seq).

As Bevin's biographer Alan Bullock put it: "Greece was a poor country at the best of times and her economy had been wrecked by the sequence of invasion, occupation, resistance, reprisals and civil war.

The post-Pleistocene sequence of human occupation is generally divided into the Early (6500 6000 bc), Middle (600 bc ad 1150), and Late ad 1150 178282) periods (King 1990).

New excavations starting in 2000 have highlighted a deep stratigraphical sequence, with human occupations starting at the end of the Late Pleistocene.

The latter number represents a 60-fold excess of the threshold of 5 tags applied to determine occupation, evidencing sufficient ChIP-seq sequencing coverage for our approach.