Sentence examples for pattern target from inspiring English sources
The device was programmed to produce a rectangular pattern target, 3-strip wide, defining the "door", surrounded by the rest of the strips defining the "wall".
Due to the vast variety in function, structure, expression pattern, target organisms and producing hosts, the classification of AMPs is difficult and somewhat arbitrary to date.
The poorer discrimination could have potentially been due to the absence of relative motion, because unlike the fixation intervals, the dot pattern, target, and window all moved together in the pursuit intervals.
Further, correct trials showed reduced amplitude to T1 and enhanced activity in response to T2, compared with incorrect trials, which displayed the opposite pattern (target type × accuracy: F 1,12) = 8.5, p < 0.013; see Figure 6a).
Although irrigation wells substantially change local flow pattern, targeting low-As aquifers seems to be a suitable mitigation option for providing people with safe drinking water.
The DGGE pattern targeting the chlorite dismutase (cld) gene showed that iron-supported perchlorate reducing culture is similar to hydrogen-fed cultures as compared to acetate-fed culture.
We combine a target-driven algorithm with least-cost path analyses to delineate optimal corridors for capturing key biodiversity processes while simultaneously considering biodiversity pattern targets, conservation opportunities, and future threats.
These instabilities occur spontaneously and form target patterns and rotating spiral waves, bearing remarkable similarity with patterns observed in excitable media.
Time to transition onset was used as an index of the subjects' ability to maintain two symmetrically opposite coordinated patterns (target task – 90° out-of-phase – transfer task – 270° out-of-phase).
Conversely, differences in expression patterns, target genes and functions indicate that miR159 and miR319 are evolutionarily distinct groups.
These studies showed that miRNAs play a role in primate development and aging (Somel et al. 2010, 2011) and that miRNAs with human-specific expression patterns target genes involved in neuronal functions (Hu et al. 2011).
