Sentence examples for position overlap from inspiring English sources
Our criteria for inclusion of candidate regions into the database were association of the genetic marker with the animal trait, which mainly revealed functional candidates, and sequence similarity revealing structural candidates and map position (overlap with QTL of interest), which allowed identification of positional candidates.
This position overlap is no accident, because any force applied to the SNARE complex tilts the CTD zippering energy landscape of the unloaded SNARE complex toward the unfolded state (Bustamante et al., 2004), which tends to make the density-changing point an energy barrier (for example, see Figure S9 in Xi et al., 2012).
Every particle whose position overlaps this neutral grid is subject to ion-neutral interactions.
cDNAs whose position overlapped more than one OR domain were excluded from further analysis.
This position overlaps regulatory elements including H3K36 and H3K4 histone marks and a DNase1 hypersensitive site (ENSMUSR00000276453).
In this manner, the program is able to match the position overlapping surfaces, in addition to their angulation and curvature.
Thus, when the timescale of a protein relaxing to its new equilibrium position overlaps that of thermophoresis, multiple kinetic phases may be observed.
It remains possible that an actual nucleosome position overlaps with a site of inherent MNase bias or that phasing could involve a complex relation with higher order CentC polymers.
These ESTs were finally clustered into 10,844 groups (poly(A) clusters) from 5,670 human genes (Table 1 and Additional file 1, sheet "all_site") according to their position overlapping in the chromosome alignment.
Estimated body positions overlap the actual ones in over 95% of the time steps.
The method is for use in a high-definition coordinate metrology (HDCM) context, where the density of points per scanned distance ensures that the successive probe ball positions overlap partially with each other and can be applied directly to the data collected during a measuring process.
