Sentence examples for of the nicks from inspiring English sources
"We have had an amazing generation of artistic leaders in the UK, including the likes of the Nicks Serota and Hytner, and with people like Peter Bazalgette from the world of business playing an important role at the Arts Council of England, too," said Harriet Finney, deputy chief executive of the Creative Industries Federation, a national membership organisation.
Ardovini et al. [26] for instance proposed a system for semiautomatic recognition of elephants from photos based on shape comparison of the nicks characterizing the elephant's ears.
Associated DNA helicases probably contribute to the unwinding of the DNA starting at the sites of the nicks.
Depending on the orientation of the nicks, crossover (associated with the reciprocal exchange of flanking markers) or non-crossover duplex products are generated.
We previously observed that loop-directed repair does not occur for slipped CTG/CAG repeats, even following ligation of the nicks.
Taken together, the sequence of the ciphered numbers can be determined according to: (1) the restriction enzyme-dependently determined order (A→ D→ N) of DNA chains conjugated by the ligation; and (2) the hierarchy of the nicks inserted, as the procedures are summarized in Table 1.
In contrast, MsEPV ligase joins mismatches at the 3′ side of the nick more frequently than at the 5′ side of the nick on an RNA template.
The in vitro ligation activity assay followed three steps: (1) annealing of oligomers, (2) ligating of the nick, and (3) detection of ligation.
QFP, labeled with FAM and BHQ1 at its two terminals, contains the recognition sequence and the cleavage site of the nicking enzyme.
T4 ATP-dependent DNA ligase shows no detectable mismatch ligation at the 3′ side of the nick but substantial 5′ T/G mismatch ligation on an RNA template.
There are also behind-the-scenes, biographical videos of the Nick 6 that emphasize the amount of practice and formal training required to reach their level of talent.
