Sentence examples for position correlate from inspiring English sources

Inspection of that data reveals that methionine-containing sequences (with M at the a2 or X position) correlate particularly poorly, which may be due to oxidation to the sulfoxide during the synthesis and visualization process.

In P. falciparum, Peixoto et al showed that GC content at the 3rd codon position correlates positively with gene expression [ 39].

Intuitively, the distribution of fluorophores is uneven, and the fluorescence intensity at a given position positively correlates with the probability of observing a fluorophore at this position.

However, the fluorophores are not evenly distributed in the entire image region, and the fluorescence intensity at a given position positively correlates with the probability of observing a fluorophore at this position.

Next in importance was the Moon: its position correlated with the tides, and its shape changed intriguingly over the course of a month.

NMR analysis of the safranine series demonstrates that the 15N chemical shift at the N 5) position correlates with the two-electron reduction midpoint potential.

It seems that the minimum latitude of the trough position correlates with the duration of the main phase, or the rate of Dst decreases during the main phase, or the magnitude of Dst decreases during the main phase.

This variation in speaker's social position correlated with a variant sense of what the context was a context for, what was relevant and what was irrelevant, and was realised in a variety of linguistic choices.

The Fermi level position correlates with the Zn concentration at the surface which, taking into account the surface dependence of the ionization potentials, work functions and band gaps, could lead to tunable material properties for device applications.

It was also shown that preference for G in the first codon position correlates with the gene expression in E. coli [30] suggesting that the stickiness to the ribosome might influence the rate of translation.

It is a matter of debate whether intron position correlates with protein structure.