Sentence examples for partial race from inspiring English sources

Initial BLAST searches using partial RACE fragments returned hits against uncharacterized proteins with similarity to sugar transporters derived exclusively from bacteria.

Indeed, increasingly, calls are being made for 'the informed deployment of major, race-specific and partial, race-nonspecific resistance' (Boyd et al. 2013) with strong arguments being mounted that 'durability' of resistance can only be achieved through the use of quantitative partial resistance with or without the presence of major R genes to reduce epidemic development.

Furthermore, APR resistance is partial and race nonspecific (often across multiple pathogen species).

To extend these, and other partial sequences, RACE PCR was performed, and this provided further full length sequences of ZfCYP4G47, ZfCYP4G48, ZfCYP4L17, ZfCYP6CT1, ZfCYP6AE27, CYP9A36, and ZfCYP333B8, resulting in twelve full length P450 sequences [GenBank accessions GQ915312- GQ915323].

The adjustment variables in the partial correlation were race and gender if SNPs were not involved; or race, gender and five eigenvectors controlling for population stratification as described previously [ 23].

I'm not highly partial about any race of people or ethnicity or whatever.

Though The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers author Alexandre Dumas was of partial black descent, race is an explicit topic in only one of his novels: Georges (1843).

All cDNAs were partial sequences, 3' and 5' RACE was required to clone and sequence the complete open reading frames (ORFs).

One was obtained by the oligo-capping method (FLJ20724), and another assembled from partial cDNA and RACE fragments [ 21].

Work records provided information on job titles and dates as well as sex, date of birth, and partial information on race.

The partial rescue of Race expression observed with TorsoDβPScyt in collagen IV mutant embryos, as compared to βPS − embryos, is consistent with a dual role for collagen IV in promoting BMP signaling in the early embryo: to activate integrin signaling and promote extracellular BMP gradient formation (Sawala et al., 2012; Wang et al., 2008).