Sentence examples for pairing in both from inspiring English sources

Here, by testing shRNAs and siRNAs of various GC content in different guide strand segments with reporter assays, we establish that weak base pairing in both seed and 3' regions is required to achieve minimal off-targeting while maintaining the intended on-target activity.

In order to formulate the RA problem, we now introduce binary variables a uvn kl and b un kl to describe the mode selection, subcarrier assignment, and pairing in both TSs.

Seed pairing in both sites are weak.

The decrease in synaptic strength during OR training and testing would then have derived from the detection of the new spatial configuration of novel objects (i.e., novel object space pairing) in both phases, even though initially behaviorally quantified as the mere recognition of the novel object.

Zip1 promotes centromere pairing in both nonhomologous chromosomes and nonexchange homologous chromosomes, providing a mechanism for nonexchange chromosomes to be held together until the first meiotic division, possibly by promoting correct spindle orientation (Newnham et al. 2010; Gladstone et al. 2009).

LFP-LFP coherence (top row) was modulated during the delay in >75% of LFP-LFP pairs in both frequencies (with increased coherence in the largest majority).

The large males generally preferred the "mated" pairs in both cases, but the small males only preferred them when the members of the pair were also small.

However, for structural RNAs, there are more high-frequency base-pairs in both the Boltzmann ensemble and the clusters, and the clusters are more compact.

Third, a memory management scheme is designed for accessing pairs in both the host and the MIC memory efficiently.

Applications of the theory to the bilayer problem with a solitary defect or a defect pair, in both peeling and mixed load configurations are presented.

Perturbations observed for the νa SNS) and νs SNS) modes of the imide ion and the symmetric ring deformation mode of PC confirms the presence of ion-pairs in both 2 and 3 M electrolytes.