Sentence examples for of a tract from inspiring English sources

The film nonetheless purports to be something of a tract.

Ms. Drexler quoted the title of a tract by William Penn, the 17th century Quaker.

The modern world is helpful to the narrative but not the subject of a tract.

Laqueur, a historian at Berkeley, traces this view to the anonymous publication, around 1712, of a tract entitled "Onania".

"Our sable brethren reap by stealth and open violence the produce of a tract they are themselves too indolent to cultivate".

The book too often veers into an eat-your-peas preachiness that makes it less of a novel and more of a tract.

Geometric requirements for activation were assessed using a library of DNA bending sequences created by random ligation of A-tract oligonucleotides, as well as several designed sequences.

Since the studies in Figures 7 and 8 show that isolated AA/TT dinucleotides are not periodic in genomic nucleosome sequences, it was of interest to examine the effects of A-tract length on promoting nucleosome assembly.

The analysis of A-tract length on nucleosome positioning also provided strong evidence that oligonucleotide-length sequences rather than dinucleotides give a more accurate and complete description of sequence features that are involved in nucleosome positioning.

In order to characterize the effects of A-tract length on nucleosome properties, the four A5 (AAAAA) tracts in Fragment 67 were replaced by A3 (AGAAA), A2 (AGAAG) and A1 (AGAGA) sequences.

Likewise, the effects of A-tract length on nucleosome stability and positioning activity as revealed by in in vitro assembly was highly correlated with the strength of the periodic patterns of these A sites in the in vitro and in vivo sequence libraries (Figures 7, 8, 9 and Table S4).