Sentence examples for rate strands from inspiring English sources

Each one percent rise in the national unemployment rate strands a million more people without health insurance.

DNA chain breaks, however, can be detected with great sensitivity by exposing crude cell lysates to alkaline solutions and monitoring the rate of strand unwinding so that one strand break per chromosome can easily be detected.

The results indicate that dNTP-induced template strand repositioning during conformational rearrangements in the catalytic cycle is crucial to controlling the rate of strand slippage.

The success rate of strand diagnosis is easy to evaluate by simply counting the number of times the strand of the homologous region matches that of the ORF (query).

A reliever's earned run average is not always the definitive statistic to evaluate his performance; his success rate in stranding inherited runners plays a role.

The rate of strand diffusion in solution is shown to strongly affect the overall hybridization rate.

A study regarding the linear burning rates of strands of blended liquid monopropellants was conducted in a pressurized vessel.

CreH289N was much less perturbed, implying that overall recombination rate and strand exchange depend more on His289 hydrogen bonding capability than on its acid/base properties.

One of the supporting pieces of evidence for this is that the rate of strand cleavage in a nicked junction, containing a consensus RuvC cleavage site, is 8-fold higher than in the same junction without a nick [6].

In that in vitro study, Bazemore et al analyzed the stability of the complex and the rate of strand exchange as a function of the number of heterologies when they are placed at the centre of an ODN.

The rate of strand cleavage by the tyrosine nucleophile (Tyr-274) in the MeP substrate is only two fold lower for Topo(R223A) compared to the wild type enzyme (see Table 1).