Sentence examples for proprietary assembly from inspiring English sources

Carroll and nearly the entire governing structure of the colony, with the exception of the lower house of the proprietary assembly, were appointed by Calvert.

In recent years, however, proprietary assembly algorithms have improved immensely and are now used by some of the top academic and industrial research laboratories in the world.

The CU biosynthetic pathway forms a terminal branch of the general secretory pathway and involves just two proprietary assembly proteins: a specialized periplasmic chaperone and outer membrane assembly platform, called the usher (Sauer et al, 2004).

(The original assembly by Vera et al. used SeqmanPro, a proprietary assembler from DNAStar).

Additional proprietary localized assembly methods have been developed by Complete Genomics (Carnevali et al., 2012) and Foundation Medicine (Frampton et al., 2013).

These data were assembled using Amplicon Express' proprietary in-house assembly pipeline.

Maize (Zea mays) proprietary ESTs and their assemblies, publicly available ESTs, CDS, GSS, BACs, and The Institute for Genomic Research genomic GSS assemblies AZM_4, AZM_5 http://maize.tigr.org/, and MAGI_4 http://magi.plantgenomics.iastate.edu/ were the source for sequences [ 33].

Sequence reads were aligned to the hg19 genome assembly using a proprietary Ion Proton pipeline (Life Technologies, USA).

Mitochondrial DNA present in the libraries permitted recovery of the majority of the mitochondrial genome sequence; assembly with the Newbler (proprietary: www.454.com) produced two large mitochondrial contigs from pooled 454 and Sanger sequence data (currently represented by Contig4281.1 and Contig4553.1 from the 2.1.8 assembly).

General constraints are identified, which are not specific for a certain proprietary concept, but depending on the material, concept type, fabrication, assembly and installation procedures and site location.

Because he had been propelled into the office by antiproprietary interests, he refused to unconditionally support the council in moves to advance proprietary interests, but also received little support from the assembly.