Sentence examples for orientation when compared to from inspiring English sources

At the same strain level (ε = 3% and 6%), more dislocations were produced for the <111 > orientation when compared to the <001 > orientation.

All clusters contain a small proportion (1 2%) of probesets that are in the antisense orientation when compared to coding rice sequences.

Contigs 2, 3 and 4 are in the opposite orientation when compared to the published Chinese Merino map [ 30] (Fig.  1a).

The SVA, SVA wo SINE and TR/VNTR all showed decreased activity in the reverse orientation when compared to the domains in the forward orientation.

Secondly, the short single copy (SSC), which was flanked by large inverted repeats, was in the inverse orientation when compared to the reference sequence.

Most of the adhesins are pili, and the type IV pilus locus pilABCD of O (COI_1201-COI_1998) and B (COK_1994-COK_1991) genomes are encoded in an opposite orientation, when compared to A1 (MHA10662-MHA10665).

Unexpectedly, both boophilin domains adopt markedly different orientations when compared to those of ornithodorin, in its complex with thrombin.

The +53 region exhibited low levels of promoter activity in both cell lines and in both orientations when compared to the activity of SCL pro1a and the SV40 promoter at driving luciferase expression (Figure 4b).

To summarise this experiment, we have produced evidence to suggest the inclusion of typed dependencies as features in the classification of cyber hate reduced false positive rate in the classification of 2 out of 3 types of hate speech - race and sexual orientation - when compared to using a BOW model and/or hateful terms as features.

For example, infants whose mothers lived in areas with water fluoridated at 1.7 to 6 mg/L while pregnant had delayed orientation reactions when compared to those whose mothers were exposed to 0.5 to 1.0 mg/L [ 46].

[PN, practice 6]" We have already noted the diverse spaces in which general practice nurses work, characterised by a much more mobile, accessible, open work orientation, especially when compared to the closed, consulting room settings favoured by doctors.