Sentence examples for pattern with as from inspiring English sources
The third cluster includes CG, mCG, REST, TAF1 and USF1, which features have similar association pattern with AS to those in the first cluster, though less significant.
Based on their association pattern with AS events, these epigenetic features are grouped into four clusters, with the first cluster including H3K36me3, RNA Pol II, and a set of TFs and showing strongest association with all types of AS events.
Since we aim to reproduce the observed growth pattern with as simple a model as possible, we omit details unrelated to wet-lab observations like actin phosphorylation state, also because more states or attributes would introduce more yet unidentified model parameters and increase the risk of overfitting [ 62].
The goal is to have a structured, predictable stage with a set pattern, with as many team‑mates in attendance at key moments as can be managed.
In fact, touring the outer courts a second time, I discovered something I would have realized Tuesday had I examined the printed game-sheet more closely: Court assignments in the qualies adhere to a logical pattern with (as always) the pecking order rigidly enforced.
In this study, nucleosome occupancy is found to have similar association patterns with AS to that of most modifications, though its significance level is considerably lower.
A co-seismic displacement showed a strong subsidence pattern, with displacement as large as 30 cm (Fig. 2b).
Indeed, Yap and GFP in hepatocytes displayed mosaic and overlapping expression pattern, with cytosolic as well as nuclear Yap localization.
In summary, for the first time, we have developed a self-assembly approach for generation of interfacial polygonal patterning with as-synthesized AuNPs as starting building blocks.
The sample annealed at 600 °C maintains the similar streaky pattern with the as-grown samples, shown as Fig. 1a, b.
These patterns, as the finest printed graphene patterns, with resistivity as low as 0.018 Ω cm and sheet resistance of 1.64 kΩ/□ may ease the development of miniaturized printed electronic applications of graphene.
