Sentence examples for probe attributes from inspiring English sources

Each particular combination of the hybridization mode with a set of probe attributes unambiguously determines the interaction mode between probe and target.

The hybridization mode and the probe attributes unambiguously define the base pairing of the center base, Bb (b∈a,t,g,c), according to the selected interaction group, Ab = At, Aa, Ag or Ac (see Text S1).

As discussed in the previous subsections, the probe/target duplexes are characterized by the hybridization mode (h = S, C, N) and a series of probe attributes: probe-type (P = PM, MM), probe sequence and middle base (B13 = A,T,G,C), strand direction (d = s, as), SNP type (BA/BB), and SNP offset (δ = −4,..,0,..,+4).

The percentages reported in reference to the variance structures, for example in Figure 3, were calculated based on the mean standard deviation, of all linear models over all probes, attributed to each level.

Before annealing, the measured nanosheet resistance displayed a non-linear increase with probe separation, attributed to surface contamination.

The one-sided Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test (KS test) was used to calculate whether probe sets attributed to a particular signaling pathway located closer to the top of the lists than expected by chance.

Therefore each probe was attributed a feature number with corresponding numbers in the two annotations.

An exploratory research strategy probing for attributes of iCCM that could either foster or hinder its uptake within communities was used during FGDs and interviews.

The favorable interaction between triphosphate unit of ATP and piperazine N atoms of probe 1 is attributed to synergistic effects of H-bonding and electrostatic interactions that encouraged the CH π and π→π stacking between anthracene and purine rings.

But this is not about psychoanalyzing Hillary Clinton or probing her personal attributes -- others have made a living doing that.

It has been shown that the affinity of a probe can be attributed to its sequence composition (Binder et al., 2004; Carvalho et al., 2007; Naef and Magnasco, 2003; Wu et al., 2004; Zhang et al., 2007).