Sentence examples for protected band from inspiring English sources

For higher distance (in frequency) between modulated subcarriers and protected band, its performance is limited.

This is an important point, and our original statement about the identity of the protease- protected band in Figure 1D was indeed based on an educated guess.

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Volume measurements with rectangular objects were used to generate PhosphorImager (PI) counts for each protected band; these were presented as a percentage of the internal housekeeping signal (i.e. rpL32).

In contrast, mutations affecting the hexamers and/or the DSE reduced P1 usage dramatically, which is shown by the appearance of a second protected band representing transcripts that are not cleaved at P1.

However, large deletions of the 3′flank resulted in the appearance of an additional less intense protected band that is likely to be caused by a shift in the site of cleavage in some of the FΔ3 and FΔ2 transcripts.

The ChpPV P5 probe, which spans the A2 acceptor site of the second intron, protected bands of 240 nts and 139 nts (Fig. 2B, lane 5), which represent unspliced and spliced RNAs at the A2 site, respectively.

The protected bands in RPA resulted from the hybridization of riboprobes to total RNAs from either testis or the K562 cell line; all six probes were fully digested when incubated with kidney RNA(Fig. 5D J).

They say charges filed against 16 members of the marching band don't go far enough and alleged that a "calculated conspiracy" attempted to cloud the circumstances of his death and protect band members.

To see if reduced skin contact would improve chemical analyses, each roofer wore three designs of silicone personal samplers simultaneously: a single wristband like the initial ambient study, a cut wristband pinned as a lapel on a shirt collar, and a stacked wristband in which an inner silicone band protected the outer band from sweat and oils.

THE publication on January 22nd of a report detailing how some in the old Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) protected a band of loyalist paramilitary killers could hardly have come at a more sensitive moment.