Sentence examples for range of repeats from inspiring English sources

In agreement with the hypothesis that such repeats play a role in EWS-FLI1-driven transcription regulation, we observe that a dramatic effect on expression of a reporter gene is indeed observed for this range of repeats both in heterologous 293T and Ewing cells.

The repetitive contents contained in these three sequences represented a wide range of repeats with different copies and lengths.

SD13M was chosen because this SD contains a wide range of repeats in both forward and reverse orientations.

5 9 Currently, the normal range of repeats is defined as 6 44, with 45 54 repeats being considered an intermediate 'grey zone' allele (GZ), 55 200 a premutation (PM) and >200 repeats a full mutation (FM).

This study marks the development of the first single biological system to achieve consistent repeating unit control over such a broad range of repeating units in PHAs.

The range of repeated assessments after yearly clinical interviews was 2.0 3.5 years in high-risk and 0.9 3.0 years in control offspring.

This level of burglary repeats experienced in Belo Horizonte was lower than levels of burglary repeats in western countries reported in Table 1 (where the range of repeat victimisation from these previous studies was 7 33 %).

In this study, a new Escherichia coli-based system that exhibits control over repeating unit composition for both MCL PHAs and short-chain-length (SCL) PHAs has been developed, covering an unprecedented range of repeating units.

The service showed a range of repeated news, current affairs, children's and educational programs originally shown on ABC1 as well as a number of original programs launched later on, such as Australia Wide, Short and Curly and Late Night Legends.

A small number of programs cover a limited range of repeated measures designs.

For (larger) expansions, a range of repeat lengths should be estimated on basis of markers and/or control samples.