Sentence examples for origins data from inspiring English sources
Similar data were obtained in two independent time-courses and at other replication origins (data not shown).
To search for more cancer-associated TRKB point mutations, we sequenced the exons comprising the TRKB kinase domain from genomic DNA of 28 human tumor cell lines, from several tissue origins (data not shown).
However, these two particular skews and the remaining 254 tetranucleotide combinations failed to reliably predict Thermococcus origins (data not shown).
Using a series of different primers, this genotyping technique identified clonally indistinguishable E. asburiae isolates, although they were from various geographic origins (data not shown).
The great majority of the sequences from diploid wheat and Aegilops species show a clustering according to their genomic origins (data not shown).
Despite the higher sequence diversity of GPCRs in fly, mosquito, C. elegans and other vertebrates, sequence analysis suggests evolutionary conservation of GPCRs across phyla and that they might have ancient origins (data not shown).
When the Modern realized, by looking at country-of-origin data, that the number of Korean and Chinese visitors had increased significantly, it added Korean and Chinese to the six languages its brochures and guides were printed in.
– to scale back existing datasets with unnecessary racial, ethnic, and national origin data.
Moreover, there is a lot of duplication of data, like static shipment data such as customer information, source and origin data, etc. repeated in every row.
In general, 4(3) effective semi-diurnal tidal pairs of patterns are obtained, which represent ∼2/3 total variances of the origin data set.
This algorithm doesn't sample from the origin data directly, but sample from the sorted data after first phase, when each tuple is in the final correct position.
