Sentence examples for originally absent from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, if the evaluated fragment is originally absent in the compound and is switched on for evaluation, then all sub-fragments (that are contained within this fragment) are switched on simultaneously.

Also, a feature is marked as activating if it was originally absent in the query compound and the predicted probability with swapped feature value leads to a higher probability to be active.

Second, can primitive chromosomes emerge through evolution in a protocell system where chromosomes are originally absent?

Our study allowed us to discover novel paralogs of annotated genes, originally absent in the Duroc reference assembly.

This behavior, originally absent from the host's repertoire, allows the parasite to emerge from its host into the aquatic environment it needs to continue its life cycle.

We followed the fate of a variant with Y Y gene conversion in a population of Y chromosomes where Y Y gene conversion is originally absent.

Another possibility, although less likely, is that PA200 may have originally been absent in Alveolates and later acquired in Apicomplexa by horizontal gene transfer.

Although reported originally as absent [ 13], under the assay conditions utilized in this report we could detect AP activity, albeit reduced, in murine sera lacking MASP-1 and MASP-3.

Conversely, we included transcripts that were considered enriched according to our statistical methods but originally scored as "absent" on the basis of PM vs MM signals used by Affymetrix MAS 5.0 software (see Methods, Additional file 17).

Indeed, proteinacious components involved in the modern translation system, including those in the ribosome, aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (AARSs), and translation factors, have been either evidenced or implied to be absent originally [ 10- 13].

Standing in for the originally scheduled Audra McDonald (absent because of the death of her father in an aviation accident), but by no means replacing her, Kelli O'Hara gave a rather pale account of Adam Guettel's "Migratory V" and Bernstein's "Somewhere".