Sentence examples for precisely transcribed from inspiring English sources
Janáček precisely transcribed the intonations and rhythms of the spoken Czech language to create melodies to be sung and played.
We made it a priority that the first nucleotide of each of the ToTV RNA1 and RNA2 cDNAs (inserted in pGreenMod vectors) was precisely transcribed from the cauliflower mosaic virus (CaMV) 35S promoter (Fig. 1), thereby avoiding the introduction of any non-viral nucleotides during in vivo transcription.
Therefore, the frontend's generality and robustness to multiple languages are much more important than precisely transcribing speech of a specific target language which is the purpose of a LVCSR decoder.
U6 snRNA transcription is dependent on RNA polymerase III, which precisely transcribes a variety of non-protein-coding RNAs.
Just transcribe them onto those.
No, the textual and subtextual nuances of Jamesian prose will never be transcribed precisely to the cinema; but if film were meant to mimic its source material in form and content, there would be little use for adaptation.
The recorded interviews were transcribed precisely and read several times to gain general impression.
He was fluent in several languages, including Scottish Gaelic, and transcribed the legends precisely as dictated by the narrators.
The first is to determine precisely which regions of the genome are being transcribed in a sample.
The ability of EuGene-P to identify nc transcribed elements as well as to precisely map TSSs offers a new view of prokaryotic genomes and should greatly contribute to our understanding of gene regulation and function in bacteria.
From this reaction, precisely 1 µg of DNase-treated RNA was reverse transcribed using random hexamer primers and processed accordingly (Reverse Transcription System Kit; Promega).
